drmacro wrote: ↑Sat May 08, 2021 5:18 pm
Here's what has been done on this machine to build freecad:
go to FreeCAD wiki use the one line apt install, sans pside2-uic because it's not found.
git pull freecad
build
That get's what it gets, and here it gets as, I believe I've done nothing other than what is recommended in the current wiki. So, if it's wrong then the wiki is wrong.
I actually doubt FreeCAD is using pyside2-uic to compile but I actually don't really know.
So, what is wrong on the 20.04 machine that it does not pick up the latest pyside/qt...
Hmmm, what is wrong on 20.04 is that they provide different versions for Qt5 and Pyside2 IMO
openBrain wrote: ↑Sat May 08, 2021 5:27 pm
Hmmm, what is wrong on 20.04 is that they provide different versions for Qt5 and Pyside2 IMO
Yes, they took my PySide2 package from Debian Experimental even though I uploaded it there so it wouldn't make it into 20.04. (Normally you upload to Unstable which feeds into the Debian and Ubuntu release pipelines automatically.)
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kkremitzki wrote: ↑Sat May 08, 2021 6:03 pm
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Yes, they took my PySide2 package from Debian Experimental even though I uploaded it there so it wouldn't make it into 20.04. (Normally you upload to Unstable which feeds into the Debian and Ubuntu release pipelines automatically.)
So, is there a way to cobble this on my 20.04 machine?
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