So looking for information I got here and after reading this interesting thread everything was clear to me.
I was also surprised by that other Glider workbench. What a surprise when I saw Assembly 3, I thought: how fast it was this last month!!!, everything is already merged.
FREECAD 0.19 DOWNLOAD UPDATE
I update them periodically, I do manual installations, that is, I only download the binaries.Īfter a month without using Feecad, the first thing I did was update and this time I wanted to try Conda version. I use FreeCAD in windows with the LP version and Link-Asm3 version. I guess the answer is the Conda version and LP version use the same FreeCAD source, for a given version, but get all the dependencies from a different "package manager" Neither will be included in an official stable release. Glider is a packaging exercise/experiment because of it's complicated dependency structure. I haven't found a good way to automate this.Īs far as asm3, the reason for this is we have a custom built solvespace that make installation possible. I have been looking for a way to document the used dependencies for both, it's like About FreeCAD on steroids. But is working on a new Libpack that will leap frog many packages. At the moment the Conda dependencies lead the LP versions. Conda is maintained by a community and package upgrades are continuous.
The library version differences are much greater than just OCCT. Shouldn't any actual differences be also mentioned? Like that Conda build contains now the Assembl圓 and Glider WB? And that Conda is OCCT 7.4.0 and LP is OCCT 7.3.0?
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