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kentaur
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« on: May 21, 2009, 05:05:45 AM »

Hi.

I just installed XaraXtreme with wine on Kubuntu 9.04. It seems to be working just fine!

Are there any stability issues? I would hate to work on something and lose it because of a crash or something.

Currently I use XaraXtreme in Windows XP with Virtualbox on the same PC (Kubuntu 9.04) but I would apreciate it if I could do without the overhead of a virtualmachine.
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« Reply #1 on: May 21, 2009, 11:31:13 AM »

 Welcome to LGU kentaur Smiley

 As for Xara Extreme running under Wine, I could not comment as I have never done it... nice to know it works well though, I hope you will contact the people at Wine to let them know.
 I am not one, known for running anything under a virtual environment but I imagine someone around here could be of better information on that end.
 My only suggestion as far as losing any work, due to a crash is to back-up the work as you go in steps. I do this when I am working on anything so intricate that it is slowing down XaraLX natively. That way, if it does crash, I can go right back to the last saved work and think of another way to execute the next step without crashing the program.
 It takes time to learn a programs limits, especially under a virtual environment, where there are so many variables which can effect it's response.
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« Reply #2 on: May 23, 2009, 01:16:55 PM »

Just tried the Xara demo in Wine (again...) still have the same issue as always, cant see the handles around objects. Also get error messages at startup.

I have run the demo in virtualbox and it works pretty good...need fast cpu though, dualcore atleast.
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