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I've reinstalled the whole package two days ago and I found a problem with the new released GLFW library. With the new version, it is not possible to interact with the world or eye window, such as moving it or pressing any button. After some trials I modified the requirements.txt before installing the package and come out everything works fine with GLFW==2.6.3 (on Dic 2023 2.6.4 was released). I have a Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS OS.
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I found a similar error in the packages module too, need to downgrade it to version 22. This sort of error may prevent newcomes from starting working with the source (and make the project kind of scary). There is nothing worse than dependency hell.
It is really sad to see the so called "Pupil Core", read again, "Core" becoming abandoned. Almost two years of silence in the releases. Hopefully, someone in Pupil Labs will not be too busy to notice it.
Hi @mkassner , I am really not sure how to make a pull request to fix it. Do you mean a requirements.txt dump from my venv? Also, I am not able to test all supported platforms. Right now I have only a windows machine available.
I've reinstalled the whole package two days ago and I found a problem with the new released GLFW library. With the new version, it is not possible to interact with the world or eye window, such as moving it or pressing any button. After some trials I modified the requirements.txt before installing the package and come out everything works fine with GLFW==2.6.3 (on Dic 2023 2.6.4 was released). I have a Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS OS.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: