Thanks for your response. Why does freeview 2 work?
Thanks,
Xiaomin
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I don’t see freeview directly linking against libXm.so from Motif, though it does link against X windows libraries like libXmu.so and libX11..so. You can see
this with the “ldd” command (some examples in screenshot below). I don't think the RPM installer for freesurfer installs any Motif libraries. I don't have any Motif libraries installed on my CentOS 7.7 image running under WSL that runs freeview/freesurfer.
Now it could be you installed some packages on your system that installed Motif and/or also maybe changed the X windows distribution libraries (as used by freeview).
On Jul 9, 2020, at 12:54, Xiaomin Yue <yuexm@hotmail.com> wrote:
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Here is the command I used in the freeview 3.0: freeview – f $SUBJECTS_DIR/LOO/surf/lh.inflated. lh.inflated was created using FS7.1. The freeview display is attached in this email. The inflated brain is displayed
correctly when I run the same command in freeview 2.0. (see attached).
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It might help for you to send along an example freeview command and file that demonstrates this issue in the WSL environment.
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The Freeview (3.0) coming with fs 7.1 can not show any surface brain (inflated, pial, white) in a solid color. The Freeview is currently running under WSL and was running without a problem until I updated libXm4.
Is there a particular library file associated with libXm4 the Freeview needs to run without this problem?
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