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The 3d modeling program SketchUp allows to edit a texture image with an external editor. The texture is exported into the temp folder and then the image editor is executed with the image path as argument. I want to edit textures with the native (linux) Gimp. If I add in the preferences of SketchUp "/usr/bin/gimp", it succeeds to start gimp, but the file cannot be opened due to a wrong

What's the state here? I didn't find any associated bug report. Has this been fixed? Is there a work around? I would really like to use ruby scripts doing cli in sketchup... /Jan.

I am trying to install wine (1.3.24) from winehq for fedora and sketchup (8) on a Fedora-15 box. I have tried to follow the Sketchup Sage site http://sites.google.com/site/sketchupsage/problems/linux After installing Wine and Sketchup, I have ?Wine Files? under the new GNOME-3 Applications and when I open it I get what looks like a Windows window. No Sketchup in there. I have 2 Sketchup icons

Hi, I have a general question: Is "OpenGL in software" (versus hardware acceleration) considered to work in most cases in Wine, or is it not yet enough implemented? As far as I have been informed, this feature of Google SketchUp does the export of 2d images from a 3d scene via OpenGL "in software" rendering: http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=24679 The 3d drawing space

Google Sketchup 7 Pro works reasonable fine. Stylebuilder and Layout 2 not although Mono 2.2 was installed via winetricks konsole: env WINEPREFIX="/home/peter/.wine" wine "C:\Programma Bestanden\Google\Google SketchUp 7\Style Builder\Style Builder.exe" konsoel answer: fixme:mscoree:_CorDllMain (0x7c4c0000, 1, 0x1): stub fixme:actctx:parse_depend_manifests Could not find

I have Ubuntu 10.04 and just installed WINE 1.2 (because it's stable version). I am installing SketchUp 8, and the installer asks what destination folder to install to. It defaults to "C:\Program Files\Google\Google SketchUp 8\" and won't let me change to the Linux format of "home/user/Sketchup" that I think is correct. What do I do? The Wine FAQ states:

Hello guyz im new here,and new in linux. Im having issues with running sketchup.I have tried to install sketchup 8 but then i read that wine doestnt support 8th edition,then i tried to install sketchup 7 pro.I tried to do that from the terminal but it couldnt find the exe. I have read some FAQ's and some older sketchup posts,but i really dont understand much and i want some guidance from

I persuaded my friends to convert to Linux, now they want Sketchup! They are the sort of people who would click on anything and I don't want them to get malware etc. Is there a way to make Wine run *only* Sketchup and nothing else? I did try searching for the answer but couldn't find one. Thanks

Hi everyone, I've got stuck trying to get Sketchup 7 ( Version 7.1.6860 ) to connect to the 3D warehouse via a proxy using Wine 1.1.38 (same problem with older version 1.1.35) on a linux machine ( Gentoo, Kernel 2.6.32.3 ) I have followed the instructions for setting up a proxy for Wine from: http://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#head-d582e2a4e92f4d8ae6c3401daebd7d5621eb220f ###### My

About 3 weeks ago I downloaded and installed Sketchup 7 on my Ubuntu Jaunty linux machine with Wine 1.1.22 installed. Since then I have started Sketchup several times and it has always started. Well, day before yesterday I was actually going to use it, but when I launched it all I got was the icon in the taskbar telling me that Sketchup was starting, and then it went away. No error messages or

Under Kubuntu 8.04 HH env WINEPREFIX="/home/peter/.wine" wine "C:\Programma Bestanden\Google\Google SketchUp 7\SketchUp.exe" Does start up, but when choosing templated Sketchup halts in a bug window. in konsole I get: peter at schagen:~$ env WINEPREFIX="/home/peter/.wine" wine "C:\Programma Bestanden\Google\Google SketchUp 7\SketchUp.exe"

Hi to everyone!!! First of all, I've no idea about language programming. and may be I have same error with my english grammar, because I'm Spanish. So, if anyone don't understand what I want to say, please don't make a doubt asking me. Ok?? Well, get start now! I love Ubuntu. But the disadvantage of this great SO are it haven't good programs as Window's programs. For

There are several changes where this distribution develops away from classic desktops: - maximized windows use panel instead of title bar - global menu - overlay scrollbars I guess the last two will stay as inconsistencies for a long time (if not someone manages to get the windows menu into the panel), but I thought that maximised windows shouldn't behave different than they used to. However

Since 1.4rc2, Google SketchUp does not immediately redraw the 3d drawing area, but only after the view has been invalidated another time. That means SketchUp starts with black screen until you force it to update the view (by moving, resizing the window or orbiting or panning the view). This is also noticeable when you click, double-click or triple-click an object in order to select it: The object

wine version: 1.0-rc4 - Installing Sketchup works fine with some minor issues. - Running Sketchup will result in the following error message: "Sketchup was unable to initialize OpenGL! Please make sure you have installed the correct drivers for your graphics card. Error: ChoosePixelFormat failed", and after that the application closes down. As mentioned in several of the test

Hi all, I just installed Sketchup on my pc, and got the message above. I am not sure how to go on from here, so I thought, let's ask the experts. My video card is: Asus EAX1650Pro gamer edition. I run: Ubuntu 6.04.01 desktop amd 64. I am desperate, because I am working on a project, and can't continue. Thanks in advance, Bram

[Replying to a post from September...] The "cannot initialize opengl" is bug http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14045 The workaround is to set a registry key to tell sketchup your graphics card is ok. See http://wiki.winehq.org/GoogleSketchup for more tips. Caveat: your Asus EAX1650Pro graphics card is ATI-based, and I haven't heard any success stories yet running Sketchup

Hi, since the Wine 1.3.27 update (on Ubuntu), some applications don't start anymore, especially Google SketchUp. A window pops up immediately saying that the program has to be closed. This happens with programs that depend on msvcp80.dll. I tried all combinations of native/built-in etc. Then I rebooted and created a completely new empty prefix and even Wine's iexplore.exe does not start.

Hello, I was using SkyPipeII.exe on Wine 1.3.24 successfully. I have upgraded to Wine 1.3.29, as part of Fedora 16 (64b) upgrade. Now the program does not launch anymore. I tries re-install and clean ~/.wine for fresh install. No success. I have: wine start SkyPipeII.exe fixme:exec:SHELL_execute flags ignored: 0x00000100 err:ntdll:RtlpWaitForCriticalSection section 0x682938e0 "loader.c:

I am trying to run Google Sketchup 7.1 with wine-1.1.32. As soon as it opens, it crashes. I doubt it's helpful, but the end of the crash dump says: Code: fixme:shdocvw:ClOleCommandTarget_Exec (0x163e48)->((null) 21 2 (nil) (nil)) fixme:wininet:InternetLockRequestFile STUB wine: Unhandled page fault on read access to 0x0000002a at address 0x36fe6fa3 (thread 0022), starting debugger...