Well… I wanted Corona for Linux!
There are many cool dev-tools for Linux, and without Corona working on Linux I cannot use them, this is very sad.
You could always use Wine to run it on a Linux distro.
Anyone tested this? When I searched Google for “Corona Linux” I found a old topic here where people said it don’t worked on Wine.
You could always use Wine to run it on a Linux distro.
Anyone tested this? When I searched Google for “Corona Linux” I found a old topic here where people said it don’t worked on Wine.
Wine is really not an option. Do you plan to have native linux support?
Wine is really not an option. Do you plan to have native linux support?
Any news on this? Would love a linux version.
Any news on this? Would love a linux version.
ok, well, if you want to make an android build, I have yet to find a workaround for that, but when it comes to the print console, the answer with linux makes so much I don’t know what I didn’t think of it before
if you’re on linux you can run the emulator from command line with wine, that is to say, you first have to go to the directory where the emulator is located, for me it’s /home/brady/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/Corona Labs/Corona SDK. If you have yet to install wine, I’d install the latest version, wine1.7 with the command sudo apt-get install wine1.7, other distros of linux use aptitude so I’m pretty sure in that case it’d just be sudo aptitude install wine1.7… Anyhow, assuming you have wine installed and you’re in the directory the corona simulator is located
in there you just type
sudo wine “Corona Simulator.exe”
and from that point it will print out on the command line, that is anything with print()
Don’t feel bad if you didn’t know or think of this, I went a whole semester not knowing of this, of course I was the only running Corona on linux, but nonetheless, I hope this helps
ok, well, if you want to make an android build, I have yet to find a workaround for that, but when it comes to the print console, the answer with linux makes so much I don’t know what I didn’t think of it before
if you’re on linux you can run the emulator from command line with wine, that is to say, you first have to go to the directory where the emulator is located, for me it’s /home/brady/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/Corona Labs/Corona SDK. If you have yet to install wine, I’d install the latest version, wine1.7 with the command sudo apt-get install wine1.7, other distros of linux use aptitude so I’m pretty sure in that case it’d just be sudo aptitude install wine1.7… Anyhow, assuming you have wine installed and you’re in the directory the corona simulator is located
in there you just type
sudo wine “Corona Simulator.exe”
and from that point it will print out on the command line, that is anything with print()
Don’t feel bad if you didn’t know or think of this, I went a whole semester not knowing of this, of course I was the only running Corona on linux, but nonetheless, I hope this helps