While trying to start grass with “grass -wxpython” command, I get the following error message:
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Cleaning up temporary files …
Starting GRASS …
ERROR: wxGUI requires wxPython >= 2.8.1.1. Requested version of wxPython not found.
Error in GUI startup. If necessary, please
report this error to the GRASS developers.
Switching to text mode now.
Hit RETURN to continue…
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The tcltk gui works fine.
I couldn’t find any help in the FAQ or mailing list archives. Maybe some paths need to be set, but how? Any pointers?
that GRASS on Ubuntu is somewhat oldish. The latest version available there
is RC6+r42329 which is approximately 9 months ago. So not even the stable
6.4.0 seems to be available.
that GRASS on Ubuntu is somewhat oldish. The latest version available
there is RC6+r42329 which is approximately 9 months ago. So not even the
stable 6.4.0 seems to be available.
actually RC6+r42329 is essentially 6.4.0 final, but with the default
GUI still set to tcl/tk. (ie all bugfixes up to 6.4.0, but no new features
which would require packaging changes)
I'd note that since the new Debian stable is released, things are now
unfrozen there and Frankie has just uploaded a new 6.4.0 to debian/
unstable yesterday, http://packages.qa.debian.org/g/grass.html
That will filter through to ubuntu & other derivatives soon enough.
(due to freeze policy of allowing bug fixes but not uploads of new
versions, what ended up in the just-released Debian/Squeeze was 6.4.0rc6 +
all bug fixes up to 6.4.0. so if you look up when r42329 is, it's really
better than it sounds by just the rc6 version number at face value)