Great, recompiling solved the issue for me. Thank You for the walk-
through, i wouldn't have dared to try that on my own.
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Title:
binaries in
Public bug reported:
In the package "axiom", the executable file seems to be missing.
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$ axiom
Cannot find the executable /usr/lib/axiom-20170501/bin/AXIOMsys
axiom
[-ht|-noht] whether to use HyperDoc
[-gr|-nogr] whether to use Graphics
[-clef |-noclef]whether to
This bug makes the package completely unusable
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I'm sorry for the delay, I didn't notice your reply. Both recommended
steps fix the bug.
I'm pretty sure the people on savannah are talking about the same
problem.
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1. The bug still persists in octave 4.2.1 (started with --no-gui)
2. octave-cli does not crash, however
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Title:
GNU octave crashes reliably afte
Public bug reported:
I'm using GNU octave frequently, here I wanted to work on a simple
analysis problem. Then, octave crashed. I came up with a minimal input
set to reproduce the crash:
$ octave --no-gui
(I know that the GUI is recommended, however, I'm a strong supporter of
"headless" software
