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@jgwak Thanks for fixing the dependency issue, it is working for me now.

@jgwak A okay, thanks for the info. Was only building the master branch and that worked without a problem (only the fix_3rdparty_path.patch was necessary). So the git package is the way to go right now if you want to have the new features of 0.9.0.

I see, guess in that case it makes sense to leave them.

Your welcome, thanks for fixing it.

@stevesp There is a upstream bug blocking latest version build: https://github.com/intel-isl/Open3D/issues/1414 Regarding the strange packaging, I am not the one who submitted this package. I recently adopted it to fix this abandoned package. I wonder the same but I decided to leave them for backward compatibility. I will fix typo and error in dependency. Thank you.

Building the git version of open3d is not working since python-open3d-git is depending on open3d and open3d is an older version. I fixed this problem by adapting the "package_open3d-git" function to provide open3d and conflict with "open3d" instead of "open3d-git". Another possibility would be to make the python-open3d-git package dependent on open3d-git instead of open3d.

In addition, I was wondering why there is a python-py3d-git package function in the PKGBUILD which is basically the same as the python-open3d-git package function? In both of those functions, there is a typo: "privides" instead of "provides". Also, should both packages provide "python-open3d" and "python-py3d" and conflict with each other and the same package versions without git.

PKGBUILD is "out of date" - since version 0.3.0, it is required to cmake .., not cmake ../src plus it is necessary to init submodule 3rdparty, since otherwise the install fails.