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Liza, have you read the whole thread here? The title of the OP is not accurate, and no one seems to have been able to reliably get affinity apps to work in linux using the methods here. Just checking that you are aware before troubleshooting this issue, which seems to have a number of possible causes. Apologies for the stupidly large lettering. Am placing this here in the hope it might save others the trouble. ;/
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Framelynx reacted to a post in a topic: Running Affinity on Linux (Finally works)
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Ima just going to throw this in here as it seems on topic and may (when it is set up with Affinity) provide a more straightforward route to a similar result. And given the progress (or lack of) here, this may fill a gap for some people (in the not too distant perhaps)_. Note I am not the dev and have no affiliation with the app or its development.
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Linux host, Windows 10 VM. The OS is fresh install running from SSD. CPU is 3.4ghz with an allocation to the VM of 4gb RAM CPU virt settings are enabled Full allocation of VRAM - But the application runs with a significant delay between mouse movement and rendering on screen. I really would like to continue using Affinity because I love it. However I am done with Windows and will not be moving back to it in future. Anyone have any joy with this sort of setup making the app run at a reasonable speed?
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Really fell like the title of this thread is misleading inasmuch as a number of people have commented they thought 'working' meant 'functional'. Some statement in the first post that this is experimental and not ready for production might ameliorate the hyperbolic initial presentation
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Im assuming you mean 2060 Are you using the 2060-specific driver? (Was added @ 415.27) if not, https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/159360/en-us
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you understand this process is experimental and may not work as you expect? if you want to continue despite that, and are prepared to go though the instructions to try and get it working on your system, you will need to provide details about your specific problem (the point you got up to that didnt work for you, what you did to try and fix the error yourself, and what you need to know to make it work). from there someone might take an interest and try to assist.
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Pariah73 reacted to a post in a topic: Running Affinity on Linux (Finally works)
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Thanks to everyone involved in the efforts here. Its excellent progress and very pleasing to see headway is being made. Has anyone spent much time working in Affinity using this (wine) setup? How are you going with it? (trying to decide if I should set it up or wait in hope of further developments) Thanks