Install on Linux using Wine?

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Has anybody sucessfully installed Shapr3D on Linux using Wine?

I’ve tried myself, but I don’t know enough about Linux to make it work.
I’m waiting for someone smarter than me to do it.

If someone has done it successfully, can you tell us the process?

Thanks

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Wine has it’s application database and Shapr3d isn’t on the list. There is even separate list for different CADs. So I assume that it can’t be run via Wine or no one even tried that before.

I think it would be easier to run it under qemu or other similar software.

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I’ve never heard of qemu before, I’ll check it out.
Thanks

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You can even run full macos under quemu :slight_smile:

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I just wasted a few hours trying to make it work under Wine. In the end it didn’t work. Here’s how to get the .exe file to run with Wine:

  • Download the appinstaller file on Shapr3D web site.
  • An appinstaller file is just an XML, open it with a text editor. Copy the .msixbundle file URL.
  • Download the .msixbundle file with wget.
  • msixbundle is just a zip, unzip it.
  • In the unzipped files, unzil the .msix file for your architecture.
  • The exe file will be in the directory where you unzipped the .msix file. Run it with wine Shapr3D.exe.

On my system with Wine 9.0 it fails with

0110:err:seh:NtRaiseException Unhandled exception code c0000005 flags 0 addr 0x1700336b5

If you’re lucky maybe it will work on your system.

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Thanks, I’ll give it a try!

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ok so i have tried, and i get

Application could not be started, or no application associated with the specified file.
ShellExecuteEx failed: Bad EXE format for Z:\home\nonroot\Downloads\shapr\Shapr3D.exe.

its an error still, but a different error, so im atleast happy.
i only extracted the x64 one, nothing else, and thats what i get with both root and nonroot