Bruker Optics

Hello, sorry for the delayed reply! (phpBB has major issues with providing forum-global notifications, even in this newer version) While the current release packages are rather old (which, due to being built against the very conservative RHEL may develop into even more of a compatibility problem on ...

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Hello, this linking error, unfortunately, is due to a very unfortunate ABI (binary) issue of the otherwise quite fine wxWidgets GUI toolkit that I'm using here. wx 2.8.10/include/wx/app.h: // the functions below shouldn't be used now that we have wxAppTraits #if WXWIN_COMPATIBILITY_2_4 #if wxUSE_LOG...

Hello, we're probably talking Windows version, right? (although it doesn't really matter here...) I'm afraid I need to resort to openly saying that specifying line thickness in the spectra display is in fact not supported (after having both reviewed our implementation and also consulted a colleague ...

I've just installed the linux version running in an ubuntu 10.04.03 virtual machine using VirtualBox on top of lion. It took a fair amount of fiddling, but got there in the end. What I learned: The text help file emailed to me told me that opus could be launched using the start script opus_launcher...

Hello, first, sorry for the large delay! I don't have post notifications, and my local reminders were not frequent enough yet (fixed). You would have to symlink the libexpat file similar to the libtiff symlink. However I guess that you typoed libtiff and it should have read libexpat. In that case th...

Okay...I got it up and running via symlinking libexpat vs. libexpat.0 in the opus-bin-directory. Nice! Is it intended, that it runs with several windows instead of one like the windows-version? Well... yes and no. Precisely modelling the MDI windows operation has its issues, thus it's currently bei...

libexpat is one of the libraries with a version transition in more recent distributions, indeed. And I'm afraid that the current installer script doesn't contain a workaround hack (manually symlinking the .1 version to the potentially easily _incompatible_ .0 version) for libexpat yet (only for cert...

Dear (prospective) customer, the modus operandi is supposed to be to directly obtain a download link (after filling in contact info, that is - directly on the subsequent page) and _then_ later receive application-side registration data (to be able to do much more than limited processing in demo mode...

First, sorry for the delayed reply! Unfortunately, somehow launching the existing Linux package won't work. Mac OS X is an entirely different architecture. Of course it's a (UNIX- / POSIX-based) BSD derivative (which certainly helps), but pretty much the entire userspace stack is quite different. Wh...

Dear OPUS-Linux customers, currently collected important near-term development items include: - support of the OPUS pipe mechanism on Linux, to be used by external scripts (shell, python, ...) or applications - installation usability improvements (or, to put it bluntly, "a 5-page README file is too ...

Dear valued OPUS-Linux customers, a new test release (4th beta; build 380, 2009-03-10) has been made available. ChangeLog: - wxWidgets library binaries built on same host (version!), may result in improved library dependency compatibility - wx toolkit issue "misplaced cursors, due to lost cursor hot...

Hello, that's a current limitation of our port, caused by having to use a SingleReport display instead of the split report in the Linux version currently. A workaround is to launch right-click context menu and change the Block to be displayed (e.g. if it displayed "Data Parameters AB" before, one al...

Hello, very nice to hear that Debian testing actually satisfies all library dependencies of the current OPUS build! (I haven't done a test run on Debian testing in recent times myself, thus it's useful input) In fact it's not package format differences which cause many distribution problems, it's li...