A Guide to Installing on Linux Mint 21.x. Also, a Support Ticket. - All in one Post! #433
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Major Development Partial solution to my continued problem: It turns out that the Qt6WebEngineCore.dll is bugged in its production state. The link above provides a patched version which gets me very close to a usable experience. Perhaps, either an older version of the .dll can be found somewhere online or a more thorough patch will be necessary. Apparently, a usable work around involves using the virtual desktop. #421 (comment) |
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My Scenario:
Background:
Are you running Mint 21.X and just cant get Fusion to work? Not even in a VM? Getting Wine version errors in the terminal as the install script runs? Even tried on a fresh install? Does the script finish in what appears to be a reasonable time (I bring this up because
the script ran way longer after solving the root issue)? Well, so was I until recently. The core of MY issue, was the outdated Wine packages available to us Mint users. This was the final solution to getting everything to work (sort of) for ME and your mileage may vary.
I am not experience with Linux, Mark Down, or GitHub. Apologies if this post is misplaced or murderous to read. I'm just trying to help others while, hopefully, getting some advice on how to precede with my remaining issues. The resources available online are few, far between, and way out of date. I've seen numerous, unanswered or ultimately mislead, posts across the internet of people desperate for a solution, so here's my attempt to help in the only way that I can.
Quick Cleanup:
You were probably digging in places you shouldn't have, if you ended up on this post. First, purge all wine packages, including winetricks, and whatever garbage you may have installed while trying to get this to work. Cross your fingers to ensure you didn't wreck your package manager.
I recommend reading over this page before continuing (https://wiki.winehq.org/Ubuntu).
Step 1. Update Wine:
Ensure 32 bit enabled:
Download repo:
Add repo keys:
Add source files:
Determine which wine version you want:
Branch options:
Ensure you use one with "jammy" in the version name. This is important because it will attempt to install an incompatible version by default.
All wine packages must be on same version. Here's how:
Step 2. Install script.
You should know how this part by now, but here's a few notes:
So close, yet so far away:
That's right, I still have some issues remaining. It appears the Data Panel is causing a QtWebEngineProcess.exe error to pop up every few seconds, filling my taskbar with a hundred wine ™️ glasses, with the following detailed report:
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I believe it's the Data Panel because its the only thing that doesn't render. Otherwise the program seems to run great (At least with no object loaded within Fusion). Haven't been able to stress test because of the lack of the Data Panel.
If there is anyone out there who can help me solve this final issue, please let me know. I have spent many days working on finding a solution to running Fusion on Linux and this is the furthest I've gotten. Maybe another wine version will make it work? Either way, I hope this helped someone out there in the very least and, If I am lucky, someone can lead me down the path to solving this once and for all.
Also, I haven't really combed through that error log because my brain is fried and I probably wouldn't know what information is useful and what's not, but if I accidentally doxed myself, just don't kill me or steal my car. Thanks!
PS: I don't own a car and installing Fusion 360 on Linux has already killed me.
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