This week my snap/openscad installation broke.

1. apt install openscad op

2. snap install openscad

3. docker

Result: openscad: error while loading shared libraries:
libboost_filesystem.so.1.71.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

This week my snap/openscad installation broke. 
After removing snap/openscd and so on I tried to reinstall openscad
on Ubuntu, with no luck. I've 

1. apt install openscad op
2. snap install openscad 
3. docker 

Result: openscad: error while loading shared libraries:
libboost_filesystem.so.1.71.0: cannot open shared object file: No
such file or directory
Google doesn't come with an answer. :(
 
I know it's probably not a real openscad issue, but I'm stuck and any
help would be appreciated.
 
Greetings Matthieu
 

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I'm using Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS.

I finally downloaded the source code, did a complete compile and install,
without any options/special settings, and it was running.
Than I saw the appimage on the dowload, After that I downloaded the
"appimage" this one also worked fine.

So I gave up on the apt install, the snap install and the docker install.
:)

I expected the compiled version to be faster than the appimage one. But
the appimage one is with the preview significant faster than with the local
compiled one.

Any clues about this?

Thanks for helping out.

Torsten Paul schreef op 2023-09-16 19:31:

On 16.09.23 07:58, Matthieu Hendriks wrote:

This week my snap/openscad installation broke.

Which OpenSCAD did you use, the one shipped included in Ubuntu?
What Ubuntu version is it?

1. apt install openscad op

Check with apt-cache policy and see where the package is coming
from. Maybe it's some additional package source causing the issue.

2. snap install openscad

This not working is surprising as the application is packaged
completely inside a container so there should not be some random
stuff missing. Did you try running specifically with:

/snap/bin/openscad

3. docker

I would not recommend that unless you have special needs,
plain docker installation of GUI programs is not impossible
but it does need some deeper understanding of what's going
on behind the curtains.

Result: openscad: error while loading shared libraries:

libboost_filesystem.so.1.71.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Try:

"which openscad" to show where the binary is coming from

Run:

"ldd /usr/bin/openscad" using the path from the previous step
and see what it shows reagarding "libboost*" files.

ciao,
Torsten.

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If you did not specify CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release then it was likely
built with no compiler optimizations.

On Sat, Sep 16, 2023 at 2:44 PM Matthieu Hendriks
mhendriks@digirent.nl wrote:

I'm using Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS.

I finally downloaded the source code, did a complete compile and
install, without any options/special settings, and it was running.
Than I saw the appimage on the dowload, After that I downloaded the
"appimage" this one also worked fine.

So I gave up on the apt install, the snap install and the docker
install. :)

I expected the compiled version to be faster than the appimage one. But
the appimage one is with the preview significant faster than with the
local compiled one.

Any clues about this?

Thanks for helping out.

Torsten Paul schreef op 2023-09-16 19:31:
On 16.09.23 07:58, Matthieu Hendriks wrote: This week my snap/openscad
installation broke.
Which OpenSCAD did you use, the one shipped included in Ubuntu?
What Ubuntu version is it?

1. apt install openscad op
   Check with apt-cache policy and see where the package is coming
   from. Maybe it's some additional package source causing the issue.

2. snap install openscad
   This not working is surprising as the application is packaged
   completely inside a container so there should not be some random
   stuff missing. Did you try running specifically with:

/snap/bin/openscad

3. docker
   I would not recommend that unless you have special needs,
   plain docker installation of GUI programs is not impossible
   but it does need some deeper understanding of what's going
   on behind the curtains.

Result: openscad: error while loading shared libraries:
libboost_filesystem.so.1.71.0: cannot open shared object file: No such
file or directory
Try:

"which openscad" to show where the binary is coming from

Run:

"ldd /usr/bin/openscad" using the path from the previous step
and see what it shows reagarding "libboost*" files.

ciao,
Torsten.

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