I am using Linux Mint and I have the Visual Studio 2015 exe installation file.
I use Wine for Windows applications, but it doesn't work with VS.
Has someone successfully installed VS using Wine on Linux Mint?
VS 2015 doesn't works with wine, because VS will require a full Windows stack. Use virtualization for example VirtualBox or VMware.
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I am running Android Studio from WSL. When I try to use the emulator I get "/dev/kvm" not found. I have installed kvm and I have confirmed that vt-x emulation is enabled in my BIOS.
Is it possible to use kvm with WSL (Ubuntu)?
KVM only runs on an actual Linux kernel, not Windows Subsystem for Linux (which runs on a thin Linux emulation layer over the Windows kernel).
You can either run Android Studio on Linux natively, or use the Windows version of Android Studio (on Windows, only HAXM is supported).
I have a pre-installed IntelliJ IDEA 2018 with all my code running on it on Windows 7.
I want to somehow use the same version of the installation instead of reinstalling the software again on linux and setting up all the libraries and the paths to my code again.
Is there a way that i can use that installation of IntelliJ on Windows in linux, too?
I have the software installed in D: Drive.
As suggested in the comment, i had to go through a separate installation for linux and then import settings by using setting sync plugin https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/sharing-your-ide-settings.html
Is anyone using couchDB with windows server 2012.
Only version I could find is X86, is there version avilable for 64bit for download.
I'm using CouchDB(x86) with Windows Server 2012
No there is not a 64bit version for Windows.
Sources : http://couchdb.apache.org/
I have a windows 8.1 and I need to run turbo/borland c (not c++ or c#). How can I do that?Please don't suggest running windows xp on a virtual machine.
You can install DosBox and run 16-bit MS-DOS applications there.
You can download Turbo C++ from CodePlex, which includes DosBox so you can work on Windows without a virtual machine.
I have a program compiled in Visual Studio 2005 in an x86 System (32-bits), but when I try to run it in x64 OS (64-bits Windwos 7, Windows 2003, Windows 2008) it doesn't execute, I only get the following message:
"myapp.exe has stopped working
Windows is checking for a solution to the problem... "
I installed the Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable Package for 32 and 64bits both(vcredist_x86.exe and vcredist_x64.exe) on the execution machine but the application still doesn't run.
I have also changed the option on the Development machine in the Configuration Manager Window to generate from 'Any CPU' to 'x86' platform, with the same result.
Is there any other configuration option, dll, lib, or package that allows to compile myapp in 32-bit and execute in 64-bits?
Thanks for your suggestions.
Eugin.
You don't need to recompile your program to run on a 64bit OS, there is some other bug that is causing it to crash.