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Describe the bug
I installed PS21 from your archive using the CLI method and it runs fantastically.
Then I thought, ok, why can't I use the installation from my Win10 PC?
So I zipped: %AppData%\Adobe folders (both from Roaming and Local) and the PS21 Program Files folder and copied that to the prefix.
The PS21 had CreativeCloud logged in on Windows and I thought hat even if that is not working under Wine it will be ok.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Compress C:/Progrem Files/Adobe Photoshop 2021
Un-compress to _prefix\drive_c\Program Files_
Using default launcher.sh start Photoshop
See error
Expected behavior
I expect PS to start as normal even without it being able to connect to CC.
Screenshots
it is a standard error screen from a windows environment. Full text output is avaliable using the link below.
System informations
Distro : Arch Linux
GPU : (NVIDIA, INTEL). I am running PS under Nvidia, but my main GPU is Intel.
WINE version : 9.1.r52.ge3431a02e1d
Additional context
Here you can find WINEDEBUG output and the exact error "windows" is showing me.
What I tried to do is to add the CRClient.dll from Windows and set it as Native under winecfg.
Honestly I have no idea what might be wrong or how to fix that as there are almost none results in the net I can find related to that issue.
PS. Feel free to close this as I know that CC do and will not work under Wine, but may be the issue is not directly related to it. The PS archive is available upon request.
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This is probably because it tries to find creative cloud as CRClient.dll usually found in. you can try to install the old adobe app manager or copy your install of creative cloud in your wine prefix (you need to respect the location it should be located at the same place as in windows in your wine drive_c)
Honestly I had success with creative cloud but only after copying file from a VM and being logged in prior in the VM. but it's not 100% consistent. but once it works it should work until your token is reset or something like that.
@MiMillieuh Thanks.
I will try that.
It seems that token should be stored somewhere, so it should be possible to transfer only it.
Will dig further and let you know.
P.S. I was able to figure out that almost all AI functions are based on ONNX models and it is very highly likely that token is used as an AES key for them.
That is why no NeuralFilters and some other things work if you are not logged in to the cloud.
Photoshop version
CC2021 22.0.4
Describe the bug
I installed PS21 from your archive using the CLI method and it runs fantastically.
Then I thought, ok, why can't I use the installation from my Win10 PC?
So I zipped: %AppData%\Adobe folders (both from Roaming and Local) and the PS21
Program Files
folder and copied that to the prefix.The PS21 had CreativeCloud logged in on Windows and I thought hat even if that is not working under Wine it will be ok.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
launcher.sh
start PhotoshopExpected behavior
I expect PS to start as normal even without it being able to connect to CC.
Screenshots
it is a standard error screen from a windows environment. Full text output is avaliable using the link below.
System informations
Additional context
Here you can find WINEDEBUG output and the exact error "windows" is showing me.
What I tried to do is to add the CRClient.dll from Windows and set it as Native under winecfg.
Honestly I have no idea what might be wrong or how to fix that as there are almost none results in the net I can find related to that issue.
PS. Feel free to close this as I know that CC do and will not work under Wine, but may be the issue is not directly related to it. The PS archive is available upon request.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: