Reduce the dotnet requirement to 0 so it can run with MonoĬheck less Registry stuff since most dependencies you use are there but not in the reg If you guys actually want to help us with a release that can actually run on wine (v2 since you can control licenses easily), we only need a few things :ĭistribute it as MSI EXE (or zip but i believe you use reg keys for publisher "personas")ĭo not ping nor interact with recent Microsoft UWP and it's store service, stuff like dependencies check and store price check In conclusion : DualBooting or going back to Windows entirely is simply and sadly a better option, but as this point, as many peoples pointed out in similar thread, why even bother using/learning Affinity and supporting Serif and not go back to the big A.Īlso, even if at this point we are fairly certain none of the mods nor devs are gonna read or at least take into account this thread past the few first posts:
I am aware about VMware 3D acceleration, and it's really good however you WILL need VMware Pro if you make any money using VMware (~200$ on top of Affinity and a Windows license) So the only option was to just plug my display in my 750ti but :i don't want and have to use a hardware KVM switcher for my mouse and keyboard, barrier ( synergy alternative to use your mouse and keyboard on two different machines like it's two screens side by side) would be the best alternative but i still need to swap my screen input every time i want to use my main screen in Linux.
Looking glass is amazing but it took me so long to correctly setup everything else that it's tedious installation was too much to deal with. Spice is just too slow and doesn't allow screen EDID emulation (from my knowledge). You know as good faith, i tried it yesterday, plugged my old 750ti in my motherboard (troubleshooted motherboard PCIe lanes distribution error for a few hours) and installed linux-zen kernel to have working GPU pass-through with correctly assigned IOMMU groups, passed through my GPU, installed win10 on a virtual drive, and after installing it completely, including drivers, i had to choose to either use looking glass, give my VM it's own screen, or rely on spice(VNC style display) and honestly neither were a good solution: And it involves the use of a virtual machine
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