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Can't run on Big Sur #86
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Hi @dansamber, Unfortunately, I'm having the same issue right now, which seems to be related to: vispy/vispy#1885 Just curious, which version of Python are you using? Thanks |
Raphael,
I googled around and actually found the same web page you referenced.
I have tried multiple versions of Python but it makes no difference.
Although I admit to being somewhat new to python, I'm a little confused why
this is (apparently) dependent on the OS. I thought that the whole point of
virtual environments was to get away from such things.
Sigh!
Dan
…On Wed, Feb 17, 2021 at 1:36 PM Raphael Vallat ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi @dansamber <https://github.com/dansamber>,
Unfortunately, I'm having the same issue right now, which seems to be
related to: vispy/vispy#1885 <vispy/vispy#1885>
Just curious, which version of Python are you using?
Thanks
Raphael
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Hi @dansamber ,
In general you're right however, in that case, vispy (and therefore visbrain) uses OpenGL for the graphic rendering and apparently, Big sur doesn't include OpenGL anymore. See here for a description and possible workaround |
I'm new to Visbrain and naively tried to run a demo on my new M1 Macbook Air.
I used Anaconda Navigator to create an environment and ran "pip install -U visbrain" from that environment's terminal window. After updates, I typed "from visbrain.gui import Brain" and.... BOOM! (see details below)
I tried multiple versions of python but that didn't make a difference.
I'm guessing that this has to do with Big Sur???
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Dan
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