I currently have DxO & Photoshop on my laptop, but I'm also planning
to build a rather powerful Linux workstation later this year (when AMD
releases the native Quad Cores) and would love to run both apps on
Linux using WINE. I know some people has been able to run CS2 with
different degrees of success, but what about DxO?
On Apr 14, 10:55 pm, "Erasmo Acosta" <eaco...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I currently have DxO & Photoshop on my laptop, but I'm also planning
> to build a rather powerful Linux workstation later this year (when AMD
> releases the native Quad Cores) and would love to run both apps on
> Linux using WINE. I know some people has been able to run CS2 with
> different degrees of success, but what about DxO?
Which DxO? Optics Pro? I just tried that. The installer crashes
unless you have native msxml3 installed, and it requires .NET 2.0,
which isn't supported under Wine yet.
> On Apr 14, 10:55 pm, "Erasmo Acosta" <eaco...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > I currently have DxO & Photoshop on my laptop, but I'm also planning
> > to build a rather powerful Linux workstation later this year (when AMD
> > releases the native Quad Cores) and would love to run both apps on
> > Linux using WINE. I know some people has been able to run CS2 with
> > different degrees of success, but what about DxO?
>
> Which DxO? Optics Pro? I just tried that. The installer crashes
> unless you have native msxml3 installed, and it requires .NET 2.0,
> which isn't supported under Wine yet.
>
> See http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8064
> - Dan
Presumably it will work when running it under VMware, Xen, or KVM
virtualization solutions. Note, you will need a legal Windows license for the
Windows installation. I would recomend getting XP before the end of the year
(Vista requires you to go premium to run under a virtualization scheme).