Problem Running FEMhub

[Eliezer]

Hi everyone,

I recently installed the latest FEMhub binary for Ubuntu64 on my
machine, but when I tried running it I got the following Exception:
You need to install 'ipython'. However, iPython is indeed installed on
my machine. Any thoughts on how I should proceed?

Thank you,
-Eliezer.

[cyberluk cyberluk]

Hi,

If you mean the version from http://femhub.org/pub/ , which is 2 years
old, then it's not the latest one.

There were significant changes including new package format. Some
packages were added, others removed.

I recommend downloading the latest version from source code
repository: https://github.com/femhub/femhub-distribution

Then just build using: `make`. More info for developers can be read
here: https://github.com/femhub/femhub-distribution/blob/master/doc/src/howto.rst

You have to install also those packages for Ubuntu:
https://github.com/femhub/femhub-distribution/blob/master/ubuntu-packages.txt

This works on both Ubuntu 32-bit and 64-bit. There is no binary
release yet as we are in final stage of adding and testing new
packages.

Regards,
Luke Satin

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[cyberluk cyberluk]

Are you interested in some 3rd party features from some package? You
can check out the latest list of supported packages here:

http://femhub.org/stpack/femhub_deb/source/

http://femhub.org/stpack/femhub_spkg/

If they are not installed by default, you can install them with this
command: `./femhub -i sympy` for example. This will download the
latest package version and compiles for your architecture.

In developer's link above, there's a help for creating new packages
from source for open-source project owners.

Luke