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Builds created in Ubuntu 20.04 are throwing error in Ubuntu 18.04 #3369
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I had something similar in debian 11. |
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I am testing this approach: |
The previous approach didn't work. I am creating a conda package that builds on Ubuntu 18.04. |
Thanks @AlbertoCasasOrtiz Let me know when ready so I can try to build a package with moco |
Thanks @AlbertoCasasOrtiz I haven't seen a wide use/need for a docker for building a docker with the GUI, it's typically high-end users of the API that utilize docker. |
While solving #2930, I noticed that builds created in Ubuntu 20.04 are throwing error in Ubuntu 18.04 (when executing
opensim-cmd
). The error is the following:The same happens if you try to execute the GUI in Ubuntu 18.04 using
opensim-core
built on Ubuntu 20.04.I think this problem is highly related to this issue in the conda repository: opensim-org/conda-opensim#15, in which we have problems executing in Google Colab because of a difference in gcc libraries versions. And the creation of a docker package is a good solution to this: opensim-org/conda-opensim#26.
Update: This error does not only happens in Ubuntu 18.04, but also in Debian 10 and 11.
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