Hello maybe someone knows if graphviz has user interface for windows? because i have found one for mac os x, but that one was not working for me.
Also i have tried contacting graphviz team, but they hadn`t respond me.
I have found one myself it`s GVEdit.
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I'm trying to install JACK on MacOs for use in Bitwig. I appear to have JACK installed correctly, but am getting the error:
could not load dynamic library "libjack.dylib"
This is all the error information I have. Any idea what's going on?
UPDATE 1: Found a trail https://github.com/jackaudio/jack2/issues/640
There may be some issues between using Jack2 and the original Jack for OSX... though my version appears to be 1.9.20.
UPDATE 2: Tried installing both the intel and universal versions of 1.9.20, same issue for both
UPDATE 3: /urs/local/lib/libjack.dylib exists
Got this email in response from support:
Hello,
we're sorry, but since the security changes for macOS Catalina Bitwig Studio does not work with JACK audio on macos.
What exactly are you trying to do that can't be achieved with Coreaudio?
Best regards,
Bitwig Technical Support Team
But, as it turns out, CoreAudio on MacOS has the features I needed from JACK already. Try searching applications for "Audio MIDI Setup" to see if it works for you.
I am successfully bring up beaglebone black.
My question is how to get user interface like ubuntu or any other os?
please help me.
sudo apt install xfce4
That should do it.
I know what you mean now. Here: https://www.digikey.com/eewiki/display/linuxonarm/BeagleBone+Black.
That site will give you exactly what you are looking to grasp.
What are the disadvantage of working with Xcode on Windows? What problems do I encounter from the beginning to the end (upload to the market) of the application development process?
I wasn’t aware you could run Xcode natively on Windows. There are a number of ways of creating the code in Xamarin for example, but I think you still need a Mac to do the code signing/uploading to the App Store. Have you read https://codewithchris.com/xcode-for-windows/ ? Some good ideas on there to try, although I ended up buying a secondhand MBP as it worked out just as easy...
You could try using Virtual Box and Hackintosh to Virtualize a mac.
I don't know if it helps but you could try it.
https://www.virtualbox.org/
https://hackintosh.com/
sorry if my english isn't perfect but my first language is french.
My problem is I have a cross-compiler on my window for raspbian and i finally did it, but when i execute the program on my pi the widget on window has no text and i don't have a close button. Someone gave me a code that works perfectly on his raspberry pi and i have the same result. With both codes it's the same result: just the basic window with a push button "test" written over it. So I know that my issue isn't my cross compiler but is on my pi. I tried to uninstall qt5-default package,reinstall it and upgrade all packages, but isn't effective. i tried to run linuxfb plugin with this command -./myprogram -platform linuxfb but i have the graphical bug... take a look at this picture.
my program it's on the left corner
I have also posted on Qt forum, but the reply time is very slow. it'll have been three weeks that i tried to find the issue. if anyone can provide a solution or an idea for this problem i will take any suggestions.
Thanks for reading this message.
Kuba Ober gave me a solution to solved it take a another microsd reinstall a raspbian img with qt5 and it's work!!! but what is exactly the issue i don't know but this solution work.
I know that my issue isn't my cross compiler but is on my pi
That's unlikely - it's easy to check: download a fresh Raspbian image to an SD card, boot it up, and try your code out.
You forgot the more likely reason: you probably have built a non-fully-functional copy of Qt. I bet it won't work on anyone's Raspberry Pi, including your friend's.
Your issue is actually the --platform plugin you are using, linuxfb won't have any Windows borders because it's writing directly to the frame buffer, not to the X server. You need to use xcb.
And don't run it as root or you are likely to loose your DISPLAY environment.
I've faced a problem getting my libusb-w32 based program to detect devices.
The program has to detect digital cameras, and I need to automatically install driver filter for any new camera to be detected without any manual work.
I've used install-filter i --class={6BDD1FC6-810F-11D0-BEC7-08002BE2092F} , i. e. installing filter for MTP devices, and it seemed to work. But today I tried it on a clean machine and found out it actually only seemed that way. Tried install-filter with different parameters - no luck.
The only way I was able to detect devices at all was to use the inf-wizard.exe. It installed the driver, enabling my program to detect devices, but also disrupting the original Windows functionality for digital cameras. Then, I've uninstalled the libusb driver, installed the original windows driver back, executed install-filter i --class={6BDD1FC6-810F-11D0-BEC7-08002BE2092F} - and the program is still able to detect devices.
The question is: how to automate the process so that any new camera is detected without any work required from a user?
Update:
I'll shorten the question. It seems that when I install a driver with inf-wizard.exe, it does something besides installing the driver itself. I need to know what, exactly.
Thanks in advance.
In case someone has similar problem - the answer is here:
https://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_name=749401313049992%40web78.yandex.ru&forum_name=libusb-win32-devel