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i downloaded corel9 and installed it for general linux systems (mine is lycoris 1.4). now i see only the photopnt.exe which loads after doubleclicking with wine, a windwos-emulator as far as i understood. finished loading the sign disappears from the task line and nothing happens. i don't find another executable file; can someone hint me?
If it's Corel Photopaint you're using, why not try Corel Photopaint for Linux? And as far as I could find out, the Win version of Corel is very "iffy" under wine.
i downloaded corel photo paint for linux from the open linux bookmark section of another site. the installation said "corel 9 for linux", too. but i cannot find a binary, that's the problem. under windows i still used corel8...
there actually is a binary called "photopaint". clicking on it does not lead to any reaction. it points to a file in the corel9 bin-folder called "gfxlauncher" which, sadly, turns out not to give any kind of reaction either.
do i need to enter something at a command prompt to run a program which is absolutely dependend on a graphical interface!?
wow, it started! (though, creating a new image resulted in an exceptionel error that caused closing)
it loaded a "font metrics"... thank you very much for helping - guess, i should have tried that before...
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