I have installed DraftSight recently and every time it requires entering my email for activation , I tried to remove it and deleted it's configuration files with this rm -Rv ~/.config/DraftSight then reinstalled it but the same problems occurs can you help me please ? I need it badly as it's the only good autocad clone out there I tried Librecad but I was disappointed
I might found a solution. There was a message about IBUS during the instalation. The owner is not root. Somewhere here I found that it could load gksudo. So, in directory
/usr/share/applications
find DraftSight and paste to terminalgksudo /COPIED_DIRECTORY
.Again fill in email and other info. Open your email inbox and click the link. (DraftSight site will load). Start again command with
gksudo
and DraftSight will load.I know that it isn't a complete solution just small way around, but it's running!
There seems to be some issue with their servers (and it's obviously not a high priority for Dassault as I learned from reading loads of posts on various forums, it's a long-time one).
If you don't receive the activation e-mail almost instantly, just keep trying.
I know this is probably not the answer you hoped for but AFAIK it's the only thing that works now as the problem is on their side, tested on several installations).
During the install:
chmod 777 /usr/share/applications/dassault-systemes_draftsight.desktop
...Open your email inbox and click the link,
and after the first launch:
chmod 644 /usr/share/applications/dassault-systemes_draftsight.desktop
It's OK, on debian stretch.
Here's what worked for me:
First remove draftsight and any left over configurations
Next start a login shell as root and install the deb
Exit the shell and run draft sight as normal user from your applications menu. After that, when you input the activation information you should get a dialog saying the activation request has been sent and to check your email. I think the deb install has a problem if you install it with sudo instead of a full root login shell which is why you see the ibus error.