On 6/20/2023 3:51 PM,
vjp2.at@at.BioStrategist.dot.dot.com wrote:
Instaling software (DWSIM or GHEMICAL on CAELINUX) it says
installing then asks to install again
with DWSIM it had worked before, only it had dependencies
https://dwsim.org/index.php/download/
windows (64-bit) macos (64-bit) linux (32/64-bit)
Installer Package Disk Image File 64-bit .deb
(213 MB) (160 MB) (202 MB)
Portable Package 32-bit 7z-compressed
(159 MB) Wine Package (332 MB)
NET4.6.2+/
Mono 6.8+
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After installing the .deb (which you've already done)...
Type this in:
/usr/local/bin/dwsim # The executable is not in your path right now.
/usr/local/bin/dwsim-classic # Try an absolute path and attempt to run it.
The library it uses for support is in
/usr/local/lib/dwsim 790,908,921 bytes
The WINE package is used if running a specially packaged
Windows version under the WINE environment. There is a
README file in the .7z package.
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ghemical - when software is this old, it becomes a challenge
for anyone (other than the developer) to get it running.
http://bioinformatics.org/ghemical/ghemical/index.html
"The current stable version 2.00 was released 2006-04-xx.
It is tested to work best with the following other packages/programs:
libghemical-2.00
OpenBabel-2.0.0 (optional)
glib-2.6.0
gtk+-2.4.0
gtkglext-1.0.5
libglade-2.4.0
"
The problem is, the current release is 3.0 and the library set
for this source package is not stated. Sure, it has ./configure
to help you build the package, and some of those work very well,
other ./configure base packages are not helpful enough to actually
successfully build software. A good "configure" requires craftsmanship.
http://bioinformatics.org/ghemical/download/release20111012/
To do that manually and align it, that's what I call a "domino build",
because each of those packages has dependencies that need to be built,
and you really need to build up an entire tree.
When I built my very first browser from source, it took me 40 hours work,
to construct the tree to make it happen. That's because I was on
a Unix box, with no community tree on it, so everything had to be
hand-hewn. But I did it. Because I badly needed a browser, and
all we had was Lynx.
Paul
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