How to Install AliveColors on Linux
Follow the instructions to install AliveColors on Linux (via Wine).
Note: The AliveColors image editor is compatible with Linux kernel 5.0+ 64-bit.
You can find out the kernel version using the uname -srm command.
You must have administrator rights to install the software.
► Wine Configuration
Wine is a compatibility layer for running Windows applications.
- Start the terminal.
- Check if Wine is installed using the wine --version command.
- Run the winecfg command to set up the Wine configuration. Switch to the Graphics tab and select the Emulate a virtual desktop check-box. If necessary, adjust the Desktop size.
- Press Apply, then OK.
► Installation of AliveColors via Wine
- In the terminal, enter: wine /home/username/Downloads/alivecolors-setup.exe
("/home/username/Downloads/alivecolors-setup.exe" is a path where the program's setup is located). - Press Enter to run AliveColors Setup.
- Select your language and press Install to start the installation process.
- Click Next.
- To continue the installation process, read and accept the License Agreement.
Activate the check-box "I accept the terms in the License Agreement" and press Next. - You can choose a drive to install the program.
- Press Install.
- The installation is completed.
You can subscribe to the AliveColors Newsletter to be informed about updates, events, and special offers. Enter your e-mail address and confirm that you accept the Privacy Policy.
- Press Finish to exit the AliveColors Setup.
After the installation of AliveColors, you will see a shortcut on the desktop. Double-clicking on the shortcut will launch the Wine virtual desktop, and the AliveColors editor will automatically run in it.
.gif)