Le 21/05/2011 16:36, Jonathan a écrit :
OK, I found an Ubuntu VM (11.04) that I hadn't killed. With the patch
for launching Jmol from the command line and the Sun Java it
definitely works. If you want 4.6.2 to work apply the patch. If that
doesn't fix it you will also have to switch from the d
OpenJDK VM (used to be IceTea) is the default with Ubuntu and it does
work with Jmol. So if things don't work after the patch there is
something else wrong with your installation.
Jonathan
On May 21, 9:36 am, Jonathan wrote:
> OK, I found an Ubuntu VM (11.04) that I hadn't killed. With the pa
OK, I found an Ubuntu VM (11.04) that I hadn't killed. With the patch
for launching Jmol from the command line and the Sun Java it
definitely works. If you want 4.6.2 to work apply the patch. If that
doesn't fix it you will also have to switch from the default JavaVM to
the Sun/Oracle version.
Which java do you have installed? The default with Ubuntu is
IcedTea. Last time I checked this was working with the patch, but
that could be the problem. Jmol (the 3D application that is launched)
is only verified against the Oracle/Sun JavaVM. If you are using
IceTea try switching to the Oracl
>From the fact that plot3d worked previously from the terminal and that
2d plots still work from the terminal with UBUNTU 11.04
I think we are still on track, i.e. in my case it is plot3d specific
and fails whether called from a terminal or a notebook.
On May 19, 5:46 pm, Kelvin Li wrote:
> Plea
On May 19, 2011, at 14:46 , Kelvin Li wrote:
> Please excuse me for pulling the subject of this discussion back to
> what I think the original post meant...
:-}
> On May 19, 2:47 am, Ari wrote:
> ...
>> I am working with sage
>> from the terminal and whenever I use the function plot3d, nothing
Please excuse me for pulling the subject of this discussion back to
what I think the original post meant...
On May 19, 2:47 am, Ari wrote:
...
> I am working with sage
> from the terminal and whenever I use the function plot3d, nothing
> happens.
...
> Ari
As far as I know, the usual "jmol" and
Thanks, I tried that and it is no better.
I would REALLY like to help with this IF it is a bug, but there is
at least a chance that I have some other system problem(s)
and/or that have a bad build.
Since 4.7 is "imminent" it probably isn't worth re-building
4.6.2, trying to re-create the problem, w
On May 19, 11:18 am, RegB <2regburg...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> Although I have only been running UBUNTU 11.04 for a week or two
> there are about 112 meg of updates outstanding, at least two of which
> are to Firefox.
> I am updating in the hope that java MIGHT be incidentally fixed and
> will
>
Although I have only been running UBUNTU 11.04 for a week or two
there are about 112 meg of updates outstanding, at least two of which
are to Firefox.
I am updating in the hope that java MIGHT be incidentally fixed and
will
try again.
Failing that I will probably try 4.7 - might even wait for the
"
Often problems with plot3d boil down to Java issues. There is also
another issue that has been fixed in the 4.7 series (see
http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/9232) that had to do with
this; 4.7.rc2 (which will probably be nearly identical to the released
4.7) has this fix. Or you could ju
This looks at least a LITTLE BIT like the trouble I am having under
UBUNTU 11.04
I am running within VirtualBox under Windows Vista on an amd64 laptop,
which has worked very well previously.
Plot3d has worked for me in previous releases of SAGE and VirtualBox
with various distros of Linux, mostly D
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