We usually provide Linux binaries through each individual distro. We used to maintain statically built generic binaries, but they proved to be a bit resource intensive to maintain, mainly due to challenges in finding and using the correct OpenGL libraries on each install. That's possible to fix, but again requires significant resources. The best solution in the interim is to find packages for your distro, or build from source. -Marius -- View this message in context: http://forum.openscad.org/There-is-no-pre-compiled-version-2015-3-1-for-Linux-tp12496p12499.html Sent from the OpenSCAD mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

On Mon, Apr 27, 2015 at 09:24:02PM -0700, kintel wrote: > We usually provide Linux binaries through each individual distro. We used to > maintain statically built generic binaries, but they proved to be a bit > resource intensive to maintain, mainly due to challenges in finding and > using the correct OpenGL libraries on each install. That's possible to fix, > but again requires significant resources. The best solution in the interim > is to find packages for your distro, or build from source. If you're using Ubuntu, there's a PPA, and I forgot to upload the new version to it. Whoop de doo. I'll get to it later today. -- Kind regards, Loong Jin