[OpenWalnut-Dev] Running Openwalnut in Debian 8 Jessie

[Sebastian Eichelbaum]

Hi

No problem. Enjoy the work with OpenWalnut. 


If you find bugs, it would help us if you report them. To do so, please provide 
the following information:

- MOST important: instructions how to reproduce
- description of the expected behaviour vs. the real behaviour
- Operating System,
- Graphics Card, used graphics drivers (original NVidia/ATI, Mesa,... and so 
  on),
- Used Qt version
- Used OpenSceneGraph version

NOTE: to find out the Qt version your OpenWalnut is compiled with, start 
OpenWalnut, click the "Help" menu and find the "About Qt" entry at its bottom.  
Also important is the OpenSceneGraph version, as the OpenSceneGraph is known to 
be one of the major "troublemakers" ;-).

On a Debian/Ubuntu-based system, you can use the command line to find out:

To find the installed OpenSceneGraph version for example, use:

dpkg -l | grep -i openscenegraph


Please keep in mind that OpenWalnut is open source software. It may contain 
bugs or is not as complete as you might need it. We try to fix as much issues 
as possible as a community. 

If you ever need commercial support, I can help you with implementing specific 
features or bug-smashing. 

Cheers

Sebastian


On Mon, 03 Aug 2015, José Ángel Pineda wrote:

>Hi Sebastian,
>
>I don't know which qt version Im running when starting openwalnut, but I
>have both qt4 and qt5 installed
>
>However, this time I run the process using top as you suggested, but
>everything was running perfectly. Don't know how this happen, but thanks!
>
>So, problem solved.
>
>bw
>
>José
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