#Draftsight 2018 francais ubuntu 16.04 install#
#Draftsight 2018 francais ubuntu 16.04 professional#

#Draftsight 2018 francais ubuntu 16.04 install#

To install the b and rely on the APT machinery to pull all the dependencies, I used the simple tool gdebi (Ubuntu's standard 'software center' is suited for this task this equally well theoretically), which I had discovered thanks to Is it safe to use gdebi instead of Ubuntu Software Center to install. (In my case, I'm using linux-image-extra-3.19.0-28-generic.) You may install a specific linux-image-extra-.-generic package instead of the last command above (which would pull less dependencies). Another computer with a different hardware boots in unstable manner however. In general, this works well: on one computer of mine, without any problems at all. (I learned this was possible thanks to the advice at. (Of course, you should have a fallback i386 kernel of another version already installed and tested to be safe.) That's basically a matter of: dpkg -add-architecture amd64ДЄnd reboot into the new kernel.

#Draftsight 2018 francais ubuntu 16.04 professional#

amd64 With DraftSight, you can easily create professional CAD drawings. I did the experiment on 15.04 (Vivid)/i386 and with the last b whose version is reported by dpkg as follows: $ dpkg-query -l draftsight (maybe optional) apt-get install libgstreamer0.10-0:amd64 gstreamer0.10-plugins-base:amd64 libnss-mdns:amd64 libodbc1:amd64 libgnomeui-0:amd64 libmng2:amd64.dpkg -extract overlay-scrollbar-gtk2_0.2.16+r359+0319-0ubuntu1_b / (Actually, apt-get install overlay-scrollbar-gtk2:amd64 works nicely in 15.10 (Wily), no need for the dirty hack!).Installing some amd64 packages ultimately did the trick and it runs now.ДЄpt-get install libcanberra-gtk-module:amd64 gtk2-engines-murrine:amd64 Second, it refused to run reporting that some of the plugins couldn't be loaded. Solution: apt-get install libgl1-mesa-glx:amd64.Then, the installed executable DraftSight didn't run because some amd64 libraries were still missing (also not correctly reflected by the formal dependencies of the package.) First, it couldn't link to a missing dynamic library (. Solution: apt-get install libgtk2.0-0:amd64.(It was not forced by the dependencies of the package.) Still, there was a problem that the installation script of the package required an additional prerequisite amd64 library to be able to run. deb must have been a straightforward thing to do. The key to the solution is the ability to install and run an amd64 kernel in i386 Ubuntu system by adding the amd64 repository as a source for packages.I've managed to install and run the 64bit new DraftSight in a 32bit Ubuntu system (of course, on 64bit processor).