Not possible to install scidavis 2.3.0 in debian 11 #11
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I am trying to install SciDavis from the opensuse repositories
(https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/hpcoder1) but the
repository for debian 11
(https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/hpcoder1/Debian_11/amd64/
) doesn't include SciDavis. The repository for debia 10 includes
version 2.3.0. Trying version 2.4.1 from the repository for xUbuntu
(https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/hpcoder1/xUbuntu_20.04/amd64/
) equivalent to debian 11 gives the same error than version 2.3.0 (see
attachment ) (sorry is in spanish but I think is understandable). The
package libgsl23 (v. 2.5)can't be installed in debian 11, which has
installed the package libgsl25 (v.2.6). So, I am unable to install
SciDavis from repositories. The only alternative I find is to make my
own debian package for SciDavis source but I'm not sure it will work
and my knowledge is about these mattees is scarce. Anyway, thanks for
the suggestions.
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Looks like qt5-dev package is no longer available, hence SciDaVis does
not build for anything other than last year's Ubuntu releases.
I'll need to investigate. Maybe the package name has changed.
…On Thu, Oct 07, 2021 at 01:09:09PM -0700, fpratbae wrote:
I am trying to install SciDavis from the opensuse repositories
(https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/hpcoder1) but the
repository for debian 11
(https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/hpcoder1/Debian_11/amd64/
) doesn't include SciDavis. The repository for debia 10 includes
version 2.3.0. Trying version 2.4.1 from the repository for xUbuntu
(https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/hpcoder1/xUbuntu_20.04/amd64/
) equivalent to debian 11 gives the same error than version 2.3.0 (see
attachment ) (sorry is in spanish but I think is understandable). The
package libgsl23 (v. 2.5)can't be installed in debian 11, which has
installed the package libgsl25 (v.2.6). So, I am unable to install
SciDavis from repositories. The only alternative I find is to make my
own debian package for SciDavis source but I'm not sure it will work
and my knowledge is about these mattees is scarce. Anyway, thanks for
the suggestions.
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Scidavis 2.3.0 depends on libgsl23 and libpython3.7, but debian 11 (bullseye) has installed libgsl25 and libpython3.9. Both libgsl23 and libpython3.7 are available in debian 10 (buster) and libpython3.7 can be installed and can coexist with libpython3.9. However, libgsl23 requires uinstallation of libgsl25 provoking uninstallation and downgrading other packages in debian 11. libgsl23 and libgsl25 cannot be both installed in debian 11. Soft link from libgsl23 pointing libgsl25 doesn't work neither. Is there any solution to install scidavis 2.3.0 in debian 11?
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