Thanks ctijacob.
I have 11.04 on my laptop, and did a fresh install of Oneiric on my work computer. I'll email the files to myself and try your solution next week. I'll keep you posted.
Thanks ctijacob.
I have 11.04 on my laptop, and did a fresh install of Oneiric on my work computer. I'll email the files to myself and try your solution next week. I'll keep you posted.
Ok, I managed to get it working (yay!, thanks ctijacob)
Instead of copying files to /usr/lib (which did not work because I had the 32 bits version), I went to http://packages.ubuntu.com/natty/amd...ourceview1.0-0
and clicked on libgtksourceview-common (<< 1.9) because this dependency could not be satisfied when installing libgtksourceview-1.0. I downloaded the .deb and installed it through the software center.
I then went back to http://packages.ubuntu.com/natty/amd...ourceview1.0-0 and downloaded the .deb for the 64bits architecture, and installed it through the software center.
Everything now works fine, and the GUI does not crash anymore upon opening the do file editor.
thanks everyone, just upgraded from 11.04, this saved me tons of time - I did everything as above, except I didn't install the .deb, but downloaded it, unpacked it and copyed
libgtksourceview-1.0.so.0.0.0 to usr/lib, created the symlink, et voila, all's working.
If you have the error:
What worked for me was to install the Natty version of libgtksourceview1.0 and libgtksourceview-common (from ubuntu-updates, they're not available on packages.ubuntu.com anymore). After that, Stata seems to be running ok.GTK+ 2.x symbols detected. Using GTK+ 2.x and GTK+ 3 in the same process is not supported"
Yep, similar command. The instructions are for both USB and SD. I just use USB as the examples because that's what I was using. So, anything for USB you should also do for SD I'll make any notes of when you do something different.
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