8bf-plugins working under Ubuntu? [Not supported, only in Windows]
Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2022 9:53 am
Hi all,
first of all... thanks for programming and maintaining this wonderful software over all the years and especially for making it available for Linux users as well. I really appreciate it.
I've been using XnView intensively back in the days when i was working with Windows. Back then i had a whole lot of Photoshop plugins installed which where greatly enhancing the functionality of this wonderful software.
Right now i'm working with Ubuntu 18.04/20.04 and have XnViewMP 1.3 installed. My question now is:
- Is it possible to work with Photoshop/.8bf-plugins in Ubuntu as it is in Windows? Is anybody here working with .8bf-plugins on a Linux system willing to
share experiences?
- If that would be possible, where should the plugins be installed in the Linux filesystem? Any other things that should be considered to bring 8bf-plugins under Linux to work?
Thanks in advance for any kind of answer.
Have a nice day everyone.
first of all... thanks for programming and maintaining this wonderful software over all the years and especially for making it available for Linux users as well. I really appreciate it.
I've been using XnView intensively back in the days when i was working with Windows. Back then i had a whole lot of Photoshop plugins installed which where greatly enhancing the functionality of this wonderful software.
Right now i'm working with Ubuntu 18.04/20.04 and have XnViewMP 1.3 installed. My question now is:
- Is it possible to work with Photoshop/.8bf-plugins in Ubuntu as it is in Windows? Is anybody here working with .8bf-plugins on a Linux system willing to
share experiences?
- If that would be possible, where should the plugins be installed in the Linux filesystem? Any other things that should be considered to bring 8bf-plugins under Linux to work?
Thanks in advance for any kind of answer.
Have a nice day everyone.