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| I think it is not so much the actual version of the package, but whether a virtual desktop is used, as opposed to the existing X session. The following seems to work ``` mkdir -p ~/.config/systemd/user echo \ "[Unit] Description=RealVNC... |
| According to the development team, this issue may be related to the use of Wayland. You may try starting Mathematica from a terminal with mathematica -platform xcb as a workaround. |
| Do you have an example of such a macro? Keep in mind that the scope of CForm is very limited, it only understands a tiny subset of the language and in most cases its output will not actually be compilable C code. See also the [C code... |
| Yes, version 13.2.1 and later are 64-bit only (arm64 architecture) and work on both Bullseye and Bookworm. |
| This is already implemented and should become available in the next WL release (version 13.3). |
| Only 64-bit going forward; users who run 32-bit can continue to use version 13.1.0 (or earlier). |
| Presumably FindMinimum can call IPOPT more than once, each time with a problem corresponding to one of the Or'd constraints. |
| > What does that suggest? Some problem with floating point computations and matrices on my machine? [@Rohit Namjoshi][at0] This likely means the machine was not sufficiently idle during the benchmark. This can cause a slowdown if the OS schedules... |
| Thank you for reporting this issue, it should be corrected in our next release. In the meantime, the following may be used as a workaround ``` $ sudo apt install libgmp10 $ sudo mv... |
| The current failure is somewhat expected since the cloud has security restrictions on setting environment variables and the notion of a home directory is slightly different between the kernel process and the cloud user account. However, placing... |