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I noticed that the only AppImage files that exist are for 64 bit distributions. I have a server that's running a 32 bit Linux distribution and I don't want to upgrade the whole thing just to add FreeCAD functionality. Do 32 bit AppImages exist? If not, what's the easiest way to build them? Hello ch...

chennes wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 15, 2020 6:43 pm

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I would favor the first because that is how the PPA binaries are built. But both should be perfectly acceptable.

FreeCAD can use libboost-python or Pybind11
The PPA uses the second. You need to add the additional CMake flag if using Pybind11

Cryptonym wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 14, 2020 7:34 pm

How to I get the help system to work?

assistant.exe should be included in the bundle and it isn't. I'll fix this for the next Win Conda builds.

Accessdenied wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 11, 2020 10:41 am

Ok, then no matter what version to use? No advantages in one of them for simple user?

Basically yes. If a support library has a bug one might work better for you than the other. I plan to build the 0.19 stable release (when it happens) with the Conda dependencies.

I think I have a working debug numpy 0.19.4? https://github.com/sgrogan/FreeCAD/releases/tag/numpy_d I had to remove numpy from the Libpack site-packages directory, then from a powershell window opened in the Libpack bin directory ./python -m pip install cython ./python_d.exe -m pip install --no-use...

uwestoehr wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 11, 2020 12:19 pm

OK. I am no Pythionist but when the Plot WB became an addon, I will try to implement this.

@loooo has done this already https://github.com/freecad/freecad-addons

I think that FC 0.19 should become ready, thus I appreciate that we develop here a final LibPack for it. It should only contain components that can be used by the user. So if the shaft wizard cannot be updated, maybe we should exclude it from FC 0.19? What do you think? For me the shaft wizard is w...

Shouldn't any actual differences be also mentioned? Like that Conda build contains now the Assembly3 and Glider WB? And that Conda is OCCT 7.4.0 and LP is OCCT 7.3.0? The library version differences are much greater than just OCCT . Conda is maintained by a community and package upgrades are contin...

If I remember correctly, when the build does not end successfully, the cache is not stored. So ccache would not kick-in. @triplus added some stuff to the travis.yaml that is supposed to kill the build before we reach our time limit and store the cache. I have seen this work for the windows build. A...