Hi All,
I've been having a lot of trouble with Pymol since upgrading to the
X11 included with MacOS 10.5.
Of late (using X11 2.1.3), Pymol built with fink, and ipymol 1.0 have
been crashing after a small amount of viewing and rotating an object
in the program (a few rotations and zooms).
Buz,
> Is there a way that I can make MacPymol aware of these modules?
Yes, simply rename MacPyMOL to PyMOLX11Hybrid
(or from the command-line: mv MacPyMOL.app PyMOLX11Hybrid.app)
and relaunch. Note that MacPyMOL uses the system-provided Python
interpreter, so you'll need to install external
Hi!
When I create a distance in a pymol session, an object called "dist n"
is created, and a label with there name is shown at the right of the
screen, with the other objects loadeds. Can I create a dist, and
render the dotted line at the screen, without having the label in the
right menú?
Thanks
Hello.
I have just installed version 1.0r2 from svn on a
brand new AMD Fedora 8 64-bit machine and it installed
without error. However, when I try to run pymol I get
the same startup error that I had received some time
ago on a different machine (the earlier problem seemed
to fix itself for some
An object whose name begins with an underscore will not appear in the menu.
On Feb 11, 2008 3:13 PM, Toni Pizà wrote:
> Hi!
>
> When I create a distance in a pymol session, an object called "dist n"
> is created, and a label with there name is shown at the right of the
> screen, with the other ob
John,
Thanks for following up.
Officially speaking, PyMOL 1.0 is incompatible with Python 2.5, and we do
not yet support 64 bits executables on any platform, though that should
change with PyMOL 1.1: (certain on Linux, likely on Windows [if Python 2.5.2
is released], and it remains a target on
Thanks Warren, the trunk version worked perfectly.
John
--- DeLano Scientific wrote:
>
> Anyway, building the open-source code from trunk is
> an immediate solution
> for running PyMOL Python 2.5 in 64-bit mode under
> Linux.
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