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XaraLX Xara Xtreme on other Linux platforms Launch the application from the appopriate directory withģ2bit.#!bin/sh export GTK_PATH=/usr/lib32/gtk-2.0/ export PANGO_RC_FILE=/etc/pango32/pangorc export GDK_PIXBUF_MODULE_FILE=/etc/gtk-2.0/gdk-pixbuf.loaders32 $*

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ModuleFiles=/etc/pango32/pango.modules AliasFiles=/etc/pango/pangox.aliasesĬreate a script to launch 32 bit applications, in /usr/bin, called 32bit, containing the following Create /etc/pango32/pangorc with the following in.Follow the above instructions to dowload the 32 bit application.However, on some distributions, you may need a little tweaking to run the binary: you might want to try the following, which will help with other GTK applications (tested on Ubuntu Breezy Badger only, but it should also work on a Debian system - others you may have to work it out yourself).

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The binaries above will run out the of the box on several 64 bit Linux distributions including Ubuntu Dapper. If you want to run native 64 bit, currently you must compile the source yourself. However, the binaries above are 32 bit applications, but should run in compatibility mode on x86_64 architecture (e.g. Xara Xtreme compiles as a 64 bit native binary.

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Tar Archive Installation Instructions on Linux AMD64

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This is not neccessary if you install using the Autopackage archive as Autopackage takes care of this automatically. To install this library you will need to install a compatibility package using your distributions package manager (called something like libstdc++5 or compat-libstdc++-33).

The binaries we distribute require libstdc++ version 5, which is not installed as standard on some modern distributions (for example Ubuntu 5.10). Use the File, Open menu option to open a XAR file.

There is also an 'Examples' subfolder containing a bunch of example designs (XAR files). This will give you a xaralx directory which contains the xaralx executable and supporting files. If you don't want to use the Autopackage provided, download one of the tar files instead and unpack it using the following tar command (the archive is bzip2 compressed):. Tar Archive Installation Instructions on Linux on 32 bit x86 architecture (i.e. Click here for a long list of it's current capabilities. What can Xara Xtreme on Linux do?Xara Xtreme on Linux is now close to having all the features of the Windows version. Â» Download Xara Xtreme (version 0.7 Revision 1692) (Tar Bzip2 Archive - 19MB) Â» Download Xara Xtreme (version 0.7 Revision 1692) (Autopackage Archive - 19MB) The archives below include the full Xara Xtreme help. Xara Xtreme on Linux is now a working drawing tool. Alternatively, download and unpack one of the tar archives (see tar archive instructions below).

Click here for Autopackage installation instructions. The easiest and recommended way to install Xara Xtreme on your system is to download and install the Autopackage archive (.package file). The second is the very latest, untested version, built and published automatically - the cutting edge version of Xara Xtreme, so at times it may be unstable. The first is the recommended download because it will normally be the most stable. Development is progressing daily, so we provide two versions for download. You can download a version of Xara Xtreme for Linux right now, which should work straight away on most Linux machines (note: this is not source code - you don't have to build it to try it, for source code look here).