We made the move to CentOS 7 and I switched out all init.d scripts with systemd services. Yesterday I noticed we started getting errors on our render farm for huge scenes which required loading of thousands of files:
V-Ray warning: Could not load mesh file ...
One hint that this wasn't due to scene misconfiguration was that the initial ~1000 vrmeshes were loaded successfully, and after that no other vrmesh file could be loaded.
I'm in love with Atom. Despite it being slow on large files, I still haven't been able to jump over the threshold of learning vim (or neovim). I'm way too comfortable with Atom right now. Here's my setup.
Don't use yum install python-psutil as this will give you a super old
version. Instead use:
yum install gcc python-devel
pip install psutil
On Windows 10, Swedish keyboard. When I hit AltGr (right Alt button) and + (which is supposed to give me \), I get nothing in Atom.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=44266
Install using Chocolatey:
{% highlight bash %} choco install vcpython27
I've recently started taking a look at Chocolatey – "apt-get for Windows" – and here are a couple of how-to's...
This guide assumes the target host is already running CentOS (a derivate of Red Hat Enterprise Linux) or at least running the GRUB boot loader and that you have root access to this host.
The absolutely fastest way to get a simple web server up and running using Python 3, for development purposes.
Or if you are on Python 2.x:
Then just access http://your-ip:8000 to access the web server contents. Hit ctrl+c to exit.
This quick guide details compiling sip and PyQt5 on OS X 10.11 (El Capitan) using Homebrew for Qt5 installtion.