S Squiffy Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 14, 2020 #1 I don't know if this is old news to people here, but the B4J IDE (including the designer) runs on Ubuntu 20.4 with the latest Crossover (V20). Crossover even has B4J as a known app, so the install is relatively painless. But - and there's always a but - when I try to run a simple program B4J complains "Robocopy.exe" is missing. I'm googling it all, but whilst I am has anyone else solved this? So, so close ...
I don't know if this is old news to people here, but the B4J IDE (including the designer) runs on Ubuntu 20.4 with the latest Crossover (V20). Crossover even has B4J as a known app, so the install is relatively painless. But - and there's always a but - when I try to run a simple program B4J complains "Robocopy.exe" is missing. I'm googling it all, but whilst I am has anyone else solved this? So, so close ...
EnriqueGonzalez Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 20, 2020 #21 Okey now i tested the windows 7 x64 and i would say 4.5/5, most works right except some dialogs (for example creating a new project) begins as a black screen and slowly paints itself. fortunately jdk 11 downloaded from the b4j page works with UI app and the packager works, but the packaged file does not lol ? so far i am impressed that we are able to run wpf projects in linux and the jdk too, this was impossible 2 years ago. Erel said: MaxRamForDex to 1024. Click to expand... this wasnt necessary in the x64 enviroment Upvote 0
Okey now i tested the windows 7 x64 and i would say 4.5/5, most works right except some dialogs (for example creating a new project) begins as a black screen and slowly paints itself. fortunately jdk 11 downloaded from the b4j page works with UI app and the packager works, but the packaged file does not lol ? so far i am impressed that we are able to run wpf projects in linux and the jdk too, this was impossible 2 years ago. Erel said: MaxRamForDex to 1024. Click to expand... this wasnt necessary in the x64 enviroment
