Activity for ProjectLibre - Project Management
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Tahoeob posted a comment on discussion Bug List
Thank you for the note.... that is complex code but should work. We will take a look at it and having rewritten the code in the Cloud AI version will see if we can back fix on the desktop.
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Marcos Vix posted a comment on discussion Bug List
Hello ProjectLibre Community, I am writing to report a critical and fundamental bug in how ProjectLibre calculates the Work for a task when using resources with non-standard calendars. The core of the issue is that ProjectLibre incorrectly calculates the total Work based on the project's default calendar and fails to update this value after a resource with a custom calendar is assigned. This makes planning with resources on different work schedules unreliable and requires manual correction, defeating...
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Hariz Ahmad Kamal created ticket #201
UI Bugs
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heria created ticket #200
Application freeze
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Mouse wheel does not scroll on Gantt (improvement)
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Keed display grid prefrence activated (improvement)
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That is a great suggestion... we are actively looking for community development to replace our current spreadsheet. It is a moderate sized effort but will be worth it.... Development community, this is a top priority. We need drag/drop and much more features like this suggestion in the spreadsheet.
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auto-adjustment of columns (feature)
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Michael Ambrose posted a comment on ticket #194
Missing font library from install package. If you run from command line it shows the error. I used homebrew to remedy the issue: 'brew install harfbuzz'
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Trev modified a comment on ticket #194
I was having a similar issue, it was because I had to install Java on my Mac to open the Project Libre Application...
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I was having a similar issue, it was because I had to install Java on my Mac...
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ProjectLibre's new release only runs on the new macOS with M silicon. It does not run with the x86 older chips. Apple has discontinued support as well. If you need to run on an older Mac then go to Files here and download version 1.9.3. If you are on the M chip like the above messages... check if you have virus protection conflict or a network issue allowing.... you still do need to to to Security / Preferences and Allow the installation as it is downloaded from Sourceforge not their app store
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That is odd.... we litterally have many thousands of successful installations on macOS with M silicon. There are multiple messages here... wondering if you have gone to Systems Preferences and allowed it to install.... or do you have virus software/network software causing a conflict?
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ProjectLibre's new release only runs on the new macOS with M silicon. It does not run with the x86 older chips. Apple has discontinued support as well. If you need to run on an older Mac then go to Files here and download version 1.9.3
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Su Zu created ticket #196
Projectlibre does not run on newest Java version
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R hirsch posted a comment on ticket #194
Same here. Literally does nothing. Which is frustrating because i was updating with the hopes that it worked better on M series chips. But now I cant use it it all.
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Gerardo Hernández Galaviz posted a comment on ticket #194
I am able to download ProjectLibre version 1.9.8, but unable to start the program in Mac OS Sequoia 15.5. After giving permits to start installation, the Project Libre logo appears in the Dock bar, but it disappears after 1-2 seconds.
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Mark Ryhlick posted a comment on ticket #194
I am able to download ProjectLibre version 1.9.8 to Mac OS Sequoia v15.4.1. However I cannot get the program to start
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Robin antiX posted a comment on ticket #195
Many thanks! The recommended workaround with the .tar.gz instead of .deb works on debian 12 bookworm stable (and derivates). Single issue left was a java version mismatch. I had openjdk-17-jre installed, which still was not enough. Not sure how java 11 which you had stated should have worked then: $ java -jar projectlibre.jar Error: LinkageError occurred while loading main class com.projectlibre1.main.Main java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: com/projectlibre1/main/Main has been compiled by a...
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I would suggest for now downloading the version 1.9.3 .deb You can find it in the Files folder here. The other workaround if you do want 1.9.8 : Download the tar.gz version of ProjectLibre instead of the .deb. Manually extract and run the executable from the terminal using java -jar. Ensure you have Java 11+ installed (openjdk-11-jre works well on Debian Bookworm).
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Bug: There are no packages libjpeg-turbo8, libasound2t64 and libglib2.0-0t64 in debian stable.
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TBD but good question... we are in touch with Apple who are heavy users internally. They had actually helped drive some of the development focus on 1.9.8. Here is a note on their focus.... Apple's stance on x86 chips for their Mac computers is clear: they are no longer the future. Apple has completed its transition to its own ARM-based "Apple Silicon" chips across its entire Mac lineup. Here's a breakdown of Apple's position and the timeline: Completed Transition: Apple transition from Intel x86...
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Blairtech posted a comment on discussion Bug List
Will it ever be made to run on the x86 chips? We are running on MageiaLinux9, but on v.1.9.3. It would be nice to keep up to upgrades. Hardware: 4 × Intel® Core™ i5-4590 CPU @ 3.30GHz; 156GiB RAM; MageiaLinux9; Plasma (KDE) v.5.27.10
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The new release runs on Linux (.deb and .rpm) Windows and macOS Silicon chips. The new 1.9.8 only runs on Apple silicon not the x86 chips. You can go to Sourceforge and download 1.9.3 and it will run on the older x86 chips
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Bug List
has this been resolved ? I'm on Ventura and no luck... :(
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Charles Bridges created ticket #194
Cannot start version Project Libre 1.9.8 on Mac Sequoia 15.5.1
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Windows install: Windows Defender now accepts .msi
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Windows install: need to over-ride Windows Defender to download .msi
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The official ProjectLibre .dmg installer for macOS ships all of its native dependencies (including HarfBuzz) inside the app bundle. So if you install from the .dmg and you don’t already have HarfBuzz on your system, the installer will still complete successfully and you won’t need to brew install harfbuzz. The standalone DMG is fully self-contained.
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tjl posted a comment on ticket #192
Just wondering, since ProjectLibre 1.9.8 for macOS looks for the file '/opt/homebrew/opt/harfbuzz/lib/libharfbuzz.0.dylib', does that mean that ProjectLibre now requires 'harfbuzz' to be installed via homebrew?
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Under macOS 15.4.1, when ProjectLibre 1.9.8 is started by launching /Programs/ProjectLibre.app, the terminal output starts with Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: /Applications/ProjectLibre.app/Contents/runtime/Contents/Home/lib/libfontmanager.dylib: dlopen(/Applications/ProjectLibre.app/Contents/runtime/Contents/Home/lib/libfontmanager.dylib, 0x0001): Library not loaded: /opt/homebrew/opt/harfbuzz/lib/libharfbuzz.0.dylib Referenced from: <596330EB-90B5-3223-93CA-8780151508A4>...
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Yes, you should either run 1.9.3 or follow the instructions below to run the .jar file. ProjectLibre's team spent a lot of time preparing Linux (.deb and .rpm) and Windows (.msi) and macOS (.dmg). Just a note the dmg is for Apple Silicon and won’t work for x86. Run 1.9.3 or follow the instructions below if you are using an older Mac. When there are compatibility problems, customers can still install Java 21, download the jar and double click on it.
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Laurent Aufrere created ticket #192
Program does not launch under MacOS 15.3.2
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chrlaure committed [0530be] on Code
ProjectLibre 1.9.8
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Just a note for the Macs running on x86, the dmg is for Apple Silicon and won’t work for x86. When there are compatibility problems, users can still install Java 21, download the jar and double click on it.
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Jose Veiga posted a comment on ticket #191
Sorry, I forgot to ask which is the oldest macOS version supported by the dmg executable. Thanks.
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Ok. I see. Thank you. However, using any Java version under 24 is not feasible for me at the moment.
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Java 24 is a short-term release that has experimental features being evaluated. You should run on Java 21 We advise the user to run ProjectLibre 1.9.8 on Java 21. It was built and tested against that specific version, and compatibility issues with newer, short-term releases like Java 24 are to be expected. **** Java 24 includes 24 experimental, incubator, preview, and permanent features. According to the release notes, these include noteworthy changes impacting the building, running, and profiling...
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Cannot run 1.9.8 in Java 24 because of Security Manager been permanently disabled
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Install Windows: NEED TO CLICK on *** Make sure you Trust or it will stay .crdownload not then CLICK ON SHOW MORE and KEEP ANYWAY Downloading on Windows: *** Click on the download *** to 'make sure you trust' *** 1) click on the * or it will stay undownloaded and show as .crdownload once you click on the Keep it keeps downloading 2) Click on Show More and Keep Anyway ** 3) Then you will have the .msi file to install ProjectLibre but still need to click on More Info and Run Anyway ** 4) You are then...
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Install Windows: NEED TO CLICK on *** Make sure you Trust or it will stay .crdownload not then CLICK ON SHOW MORE and KEEP ANYWAY Downloading on Windows: *** Click on the download *** to 'make sure you trust' *** 1) click on the * or it will stay undownloaded and show as .crdownload once you click on the Keep it keeps downloading 2) Click on Show More and Keep Anyway ** 3) Then you will have the .msi file to install ProjectLibre but still need to click on More Info and Run Anyway ** 4) You are then...
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Install on Windows: NEED TO CLICK ON *** and SHOW MORE and KEEP ANYWAY to install
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Bug List
Must start on restriction set to a later date than the project start date sadly doesn't change the situation anonymous reportet on 2021-09-22 for me. Endless google and chatgpt searches and hours of videos haven't given me another clue on what to try. I tried this with several new projects and even with a project with just one task I'm not able to set a start date for this task later than project-start date - even though I set the tasks restriction to "Must start on". Can anybody help and advice...
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Bug List
Must start on restriction set to a later date than the project start date sadly doesn't change the situation anonymous reportet on 2021-09-22 for me. Endless google and chatgpt searches and hours of videos haven't given me another clue on what to try. I tried this with several new projects and even with a project with just one task I'm not able to set a start date for this task later than project-start date - even though I set the tasks restriction to "Must start on". Can anybody help and advice...
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That is strange... is there is it possible the Project Start date is after the date you are trying to set as a Must Start On? Check the details in your Project dialog box..... also we released a major update in 1.9.8 today. You should download and try. Please note on installation you need to accept ! It is an odd installation...
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ProjectLibre - Project Management released /ProjectLibre/1.9.8/ProjectLibre-1.9.8.msi
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ProjectLibre 1.9.8 Release This Week - HUGE Performance Boost!
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Hello ProjectLibre Community! We're thrilled to announce that the next major version of ProjectLibre, version 1.9.8, is scheduled to be released this week! This is a significant update that brings substantial improvements across the board, and we strongly recommend everyone download it as soon as it's available. The headline feature of this release is a major performance overhaul resulting from significant updates and architecture upgrades. This upgrade brings significant speed enhancements, with...
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Hello ProjectLibre Community! We're thrilled to announce that the next major version of ProjectLibre, version 1.9.8, is scheduled to be released this week! This is a significant update that brings substantial improvements across the board, and we strongly recommend everyone download it as soon as it's available. The headline feature of this release is a major performance overhaul resulting from significant updates and architecture upgrades. This upgrade brings significant speed enhancements, with...
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Hello ProjectLibre Community! We're thrilled to announce that the next major version of ProjectLibre, version 1.9.8, is scheduled to be released this week! This is a significant update that brings substantial improvements across the board, and we strongly recommend everyone download it as soon as it's available. The headline feature of this release is a major performance overhaul resulting from the move from Java 8 to the latest Java 21. This upgrade brings significant speed enhancements, with some...
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Hello ProjectLibre Community! We're thrilled to announce that the next major version of ProjectLibre, version 1.9.8, is scheduled to be released this week! This is a significant update that brings substantial improvements across the board, and we strongly recommend everyone download it as soon as it's available. The headline feature of this release is a major performance overhaul resulting from the move from Java 8 to the latest Java 21. This upgrade brings significant speed enhancements, with some...
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It is in final testing... the performance benefits are incredible! We are very happy internally testing and are just making sure to QA on Linux. ProjectLibre has sizable usage on macOS , Windows and Linux so important
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Bug List
How can we get version 1.9.8?
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Bug List
thx man
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Bug List
I had the same problem, thaks your advice worket !! =)
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CLO posted a comment on ticket #175
Hello, as a workaround (if you are a sudoer): 1)install jre11 2)sudoedit /usr/bin/projectlibre : #at the beginning of the file after #!/ ... sudo rm /usr/bin/java sudo ln -s /usr/lib/jvm/java-11-openjdk/bin/java /usr/bin/java #at the end of the file sudo rm /usr/bin/java sudo ln -s /usr/lib/jvm/default-runtime/bin/java /usr/bin/java 3)enjoy
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Bob posted a comment on ticket #175
Seems like it may be an old Java? [bnewell@fatman bin]$ java -showversion openjdk version "1.8.0_442" OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_442-b06) OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.442-b06, mixed mode) From the package manager I see I have jre8 installed. That would explain everything but I don't know why I would have such an old version when many newer versions are available. However I will not rush to update! Apologies for my original post not being helpful.
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Paul Sawyer posted a comment on ticket #175
Which java are you running, Bob? I'm running 17, it looks like David is running 11. This error is not a bug in the code, but due to a change in Java policy. Java 7 may have broken projectLibre and Java 9 and greater should definitely break it. ChatGPT said: It looks like you're trying to instantiate a class from Groovy code and are encountering an issue with ** the use of newInstance(), which is deprecated.** In Java (and Groovy), you should use groovyClass.getDeclaredConstructor().newInstance()...
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David ROUMANET modified a comment on ticket #175
Bob, I'm using Manjaro and I've just installed the 1.9.3-1 AUR version : still not able to right click on a cell and having a menu. Look at my first message in 2022. By the way this script (I named it javaRun.sh) was the way I use to run ProjectLibre: # Ce script permet d'exécuter une application Java avec une ancienne version de Java if [ $# -lt 2 ]; then echo "Usage: ./javaRun.sh <java_version> <command>" echo "Exemple: ./javaRun.sh java-11-openjdk projectlibre" exit 1 fi export PATH="/usr/lib/jvm/$1/bin/:$PATH"...
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Bob, I'm using Manjaro and I've just installed the 1.9.3-1 AUR version : still not able to right click on a cell and having a menu. Look at my first message in 2022.
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Hmm. I downloaded the version just now from the Arch Linux AUR repository and everything seems to work fine.
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Right click doesn't works with ProjectLibre 1.9.3
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YES! Just got right click and the task bar menu (Indent, Outdent, InsertTask, Delete, Copy, Cut, Paste, Expand, Collapse) working on projectlibre_1.9.3-1.deb running JRE17 on my Debian 12 system! I am not a real programmer*, so this may not be right, but it works for me and hopefully someone who knows what they are doing can correctly modify the code. After a fresh install of the latest Debian release, all my attempts to install projectLibre resulted in the same error the OP reported: NullPointerException:...
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Morgan May posted a comment on ticket #130
This REALLY needs to be updated. I've got a few projects with 200+ tasks in them, using the scroll bar on the right lacks the resolution needed. You can only use it to get to a rough area, then have to arrow key up and down to find what you are looking for. The gantt chart view left right scroll feature is NICE to have, but if you're managing a project, you NEED to be able to see/work on the tasks. The gantt view is the last step, I don't know why or how anyone uses this as the main focus to get...
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Bug List
thank you
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Ralf Steinhaeusser posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
I'd find it easier to work on my project plans if it would be easier to see which entry in the task list table belongs to which entry in the gantt chart. Eg It would be helpful if the focus line in the table jumps if I click an event in the gantt chanrt. Also it would make things more transparent, if the line I work on in the table gets a different background color in the gantt chart. Ralf
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Hi Ralf, good input. We are looking at making those improvements on the Cloud version. The problem is the desktop and cloud use different code and spreadsheets so it won't be a quick port over to improve the desktop. Thank you for the input.
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Hi Ralf, good input. We are looking at making those improvements on the Cloud version. The problem is the desktop and cloud use different code and spreadsheets so it won't be a quick port over to improve the desktop. Thank you for the input.
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Without manipulating calenders: What do I have to do, to see that 2 tasks, each 5 days, all done by the same person will require 10 days? (and not making one the successor of the other one, that's the workaround I use now :) At the moment it takes 5 days, and the one person has a workload of 200%
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Hi Ralf, Yes, you can do both... your example is a 5 day task and with the default calendar of 8 hours a day is an 40 hour task. If your Calendar is standar then it will finish in 5 days.... however, if your task calendar is working only 4 hours a day it will take 10 days to finish the 80 hours of work. You can have Project, Task or Resource calendars. You can do the same on your resource if it is assigned a calendar that only works 4 hours a day.
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Any news on this? To be honest, I can't believe I am not missing something here. When I create a task that takes 5 days, I can't define that it's done at half speed so it takes 10 days. Neither can I assign a ressouce that is available to 50% so the duration of the task is doubled. Neither can I assign 2 tasks to the same 100% ressource, resulting in the duration result in timeA+timeB. All I have is a histogram showing that a ressource is overallocated. I tought all that is the base to having a quick...
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Guillermo posted a comment on discussion Bug List
I’ve encountered an error when trying to change the already assigned quantity of a material-type resource in the Gantt view by clicking the "Assign Resources" button. Although the quantity gets updated, appears the error : Cannot invoke "com.projectlibre1.grouping.core.transform.filtering.NodeFilter.setRedefinitionCallBack(org.apache.commons.collections.Closure)" because "this.hiddenFilter" is null
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That is odd..... I started from scatch with a task , assigned material resource... changed the resource allocation and it was fine after I hit the check mark to approve and save. What is your operating system? Are you on version 1.9.3 ?
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Hi Guillermo, the ProjectLibre team is looking to implement resource leveling in the Cloud version of ProjectLibre. The code is different from the desktop version but hopefully will port over and we can implement in the desktop. It will be in the Cloud version in a future release ( not next but shortly after the next release)
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Hi everyone, Does anyone know if ProjectLibre has an option to automatically redistribute resources across tasks? I’m looking for a way to optimize the resource allocation without doing it manually. Any tips or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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stuart modified a comment on ticket #174
I have the same functionality problems on OpenSuse Tumbleweed 20241125 using openjdk 21 ... let me explain why it is impossible for me to use projectlibre ... while oracle java 8 allows functionality such as Insert Task it prevents adequate screen display ... conversely the Insert Task functionality is not available with openjdk but at least it permits a proper screen display with the launch command in /usr/bin amended to: java -jar -Dsun.java2d.uiScale=3 /usr/share/projectlibre/projectlibre.jar...
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I have the same functionality problems on OpenSuse Tumbleweed 20241125 using openjdk 21 ... let me explain why it is impossible for me to use projectlibre ... while oracle java 8 allows functionality such as Insert Task it prevents adequate screen display ... conversely the Insert Task functionality is not available with openjdk but at least it permits a proper screen display with the launch command in /usr/bin amended to: java -jar -Dsun.java2d.uiScale=3 /usr/share/projectlibre/projectlibre.jar...
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I have the same functionality problems on OpenSuse Tumbleweed 20241125 using openjdk 21 ... let me explain why it is impossible for me to use projectlibre ... while oracle java 8 allows functionality such as Insert Task it prevents adequate screen display ... conversely the Insert Task functionality is not available with openjdk but at least it permis a proper screen display with the launch command in /usr/bin amended to: java -jar -Dsun.java2d.uiScale=3 /usr/share/projectlibre/projectlibre.jar ${@}"...
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I have the same functionality problems on OpenSuse Tumbleweed 20241125 using openjdk 21 ... let me explain why it is impossible for me to use projectlibre ... while oracle java 8 allows functionality such as Insert Task it prevents adequate screen display ... conversely the Insert Task functionality is not available with opendjdk but at least openjdk allows a proper screen display with the launch command in /usr/bin amended to: java -jar -Dsun.java2d.uiScale=3 /usr/share/projectlibre/projectlibre.jar...
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I have the same problems on OpenSuse Tumbleweed 20241125 using openjdk 21 ... it is impossible to use projectlibre ... there are also display issues requiring the launch command in /usr/bin to be changed to: java -jar -Dsun.java2d.uiScale=3 /usr/share/projectlibre/projectlibre.jar ${@}" this is not a trivial issue ... any help would be appreciated ... thanks
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Anonymous posted a comment on discussion Bug List
I faced the same challenge, I reduced the size of the license box and was able to see the agree tab and it cleared