Closed IgorDouven closed 5 years ago
Hmm I don't have a way to test this and I'm not familiar with the error.
Do you have any ideas?
No, I wouldn't know. I just tried on Clear Linux, which I have running in VirtualBox on my mac, and I got exactly the same error message. (And on my mac, I cannot even add ORCA -- I got the message that it's an unknown package.) Is there any way to store plots that doesn't require ORCA?
Op vr 16 aug. 2019 om 16:25 schreef Spencer Lyon notifications@github.com:
Hmm I don't have a way to test this and I'm not familiar with the error.
Do you have any ideas?
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you could store them as html or JSON. all "graphics" formats like png, pdf, svg, jpeg require ORCA
No, I'd really need pdf output. Btw, at least from within a Jupyter notebook, I can store them as pngs (but for most journals, that's not good enough).
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you could store them as html or JSON. all "graphics" formats like png, pdf, svg, jpeg require ORCA
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I see. I really don't think I'd be able to help on this one
A workaround for now is to save them to json, load them with python and try writing to pdf from there. I'd be a little surprised if that works because Plotly.py also depends on orca, but maybe their method of installation would work better for you
Not a problem. Thanks for considering this. The output in the notebook looks really good, so hopefully in some future release of PlotlyJS/ORCA this will work for me.
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I see. I really don't think I'd be able to help on this one
A workaround for now is to save them to json, load them with python and try writing to pdf from there. I'd be a little surprised if that works because Plotly.py also depends on orca, but maybe their method of installation would work better for you
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Hello,
I had the same problem today my solution: sudo pacman -S gconf
Best regards :)
It worked -- many thanks!
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Hello,
I had the same problem today my solution: sudo pacman -S gconf
Best regards :)
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Thanks @dbonattoj and @IgorDouven !
Hi,
I'm unable to load ORCA, getting the following error message:
/home/igor/.julia/conda/3/envs/_ORCAjl/lib/orca_app/orca: error while loading shared libraries: libgconf-2.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Building the package shows no problems. I'm running Julia 1.1.1 under Arch.