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hazlema

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  1. I finally got it working, I used this page to install .NET in a 64 bit environment. Even though Affinity Designer displays it is unusable, it is not stable and crashes and the display glitches out. Guess i'll just need to keep my windows box a bit longer. How to get 64 bit NET to install under wine: https://askubuntu.com/questions/783211/cant-install-dotnet45-with-winetricks-on-ubuntu-14-04
  2. I FINALLY got .NET to install!!! Unfortunately I figured out the issue. On Mint and some Ubuntu versions .NET will only install in a 32 bit environment. (I'm not sure why) Affinity Designer will not run in a 32 bit environment.
  3. Spent hours trying to get Affinity Designer to work. Tried the three versions of wine 5 stable, dev and staging. I tried both the Lutris script and installing manually. It would get to installing .NET 4.xx.xx and it would get stuck in an error loop. I believe the error was something to do with NTDLL there were also a ton of fixme errors. Running Mint 19.3, OS linux x64 // Linux 5.3.0-51-generic. 003d:err:ntdll:RtlpWaitForCriticalSection section 0x100a8 "/home/ubuntu/buildbot/runners/wine/wine-src/dlls/ntdll/heap.c: main process heap section" wait timed out in thread 003d, blocked by 01cb, retrying (60 sec)
  4. The grid system is outstanding! I love the ability to make Grid Islands across the page, this makes creating graphics for tilesets so easy! Bravo! One little enhancement might be to add the option to start with a Gutter instead of having the left most islands bump up against the very edge of the page.
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