Basic4Android in ubuntu

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mistermentality

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• Mar 4, 2011

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Well you can have both on Windows as they don't interfere with each other but if you want to run it on Linux I think your only option would be to use the Windows emulator WINE or failing that to run a virtual Windows machine but either way it still means you have to run the Windows binaries.

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Fusseldieb

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• Oct 29, 2014

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I want to switch to Ubuntu/Linux, because it performs better on my notebook.
But is B4A compatible with Ubuntu "without" problems?

 

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merlin2049er

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• Oct 29, 2014

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Check this out...

https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=13813

 

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lemonisdead

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• Oct 30, 2014

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I have tested on a VM using Parallels and it won't work. I have got an error about .Net missing.

 

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Fusseldieb

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• Oct 31, 2014

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I will make this "sacrifice" and install Ubuntu on my PC. I will reply here, if I could install B4A
I will use the Ubuntu 14.04.

 

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merlin2049er

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• Oct 31, 2014

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Install Ubuntu in a virtual machine.

 

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dexMilano

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• Nov 15, 2014

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I'm using B4A in a VBOX Windows Guest in Ubuntu Host.
It is working perfectly.

Corrado

 

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Fusseldieb

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• Nov 15, 2014

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Fusseldieb said:

I will make this "sacrifice" and install Ubuntu on my PC. I will reply here, if I could install B4A
I will use the Ubuntu 14.04.

Click to expand...

It gives a lot of errors and don't open. If Erel is interested, I will post the errors here...
(Yes, I have installed Net Framework 2, 3.5 and Mono...)

 

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dexMilano

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• Dec 14, 2014

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Did you tried with PlayOnLinux?
It is a highlevel manager for WINE but it could help with configuration.

 

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