Open albaphysic opened 1 month ago
Before continue, please tell me what display server and GPU you're using
I've updated script. Pull latest changes and try again on new install path
Wayland (KDE 6.2.0), Intel HD Graphics 4000
I just tried with the latest changes and it has the following error:
[LOG] Initializing wine and setting up winetricks.. It may take some time
[LOG] Downloading Visual C++ runtime...
Downloaded vc_redist_2015_2022_x64.exe
Downloaded vc_redist_2015_2022_x86.exe
Downloaded vc_redist_2013_x64.exe
Downloaded vc_redist_2013_x86.exe
Downloaded vc_redist_2012_x64.exe
Downloaded vc_redist_2012_x86.exe
Downloaded vc_redist_2010_x64.exe
Downloaded vc_redist_2010_x86.exe
[LOG] Installing Visual C++...
Installed vc_redist_2015_2022_x64.exe
Installed vc_redist_2015_2022_x86.exe
Installed vc_redist_2013_x64.exe
Installed vc_redist_2013_x86.exe
Installed vc_redist_2012_x64.exe
Installed vc_redist_2012_x86.exe
Installed vc_redist_2010_x64.exe
Installed vc_redist_2010_x86.exe
[LOG] error in the line 260: command 'winecfg -v win10 &> /dev/null'
Looks weird. winecfg
should be installed with wine
. Otherwise, script should check all missed dependencies and will stop executing if something is missed.
I don't see any reason for winecfg to terminate with an error.
Can you confirm that wine
is installed? If so, then problem with script itself.
OMG I typed my username with an uppercase letter when setting path. Such a brainfart I'm sorry.
And great news, it works, thank you!
:+1:
I tried the newest iteration and I get the following error Cannot validade $HOME path.
./install.sh /home/albaphysic/Photoshop
Most likely, there is an error in the logic of checking the validity of the unix path. The function checks for an explicit match of the $HOME variable, and if the user has specified an absolute path, the function will terminate with an error. This is my fault. I will solve it soon. Sorry for that
Pushed fix commit. Please confirm that it works
Same issue. Maybe it has something to do with my installation? I have /home as a BTRFS subvolume
Can't reporoduce
Maybe it has something to do with my installation?
Don't think so
On Arch (updated system), wine 9.19, it installed without issue, but when launching it errors out during "initializing panels" in the photoshop GUI and a new window prompts to send an error report.
I launched the app from command line
~/Photoshop/drive_c/launcher.sh
to see verbose output, here's the end of that output:I deleted the
~/Photoshop
directory and downgraded to wine 7.9 usingpacman -U /path/to/wine-7.9-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst
(downloaded from https://archive.archlinux.org/packages/w/wine/) and ran the script again.It then didn't launch at all and the output was:
I then updated wine to 9.19 and tried launching it again and we're back to square one with the initial issue