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On 01/13/2016 02:06 PM, Jinger Hayes jingerfhayes-/[email protected] [eccopro] wrote:
> So I guess the simplified question is, where do I find my eccopro folder?
Your eccopro folder is wherever you put it - unless you let the ecco
installer put it the "C" drive, which doesn't exist on a GNU/Linux
system. Wine and Crossover use the term (a virtual "C" partition I
assume but I never install Ecco to it. I keep my ecco in a Apps
partition, usually formatted to NTFS - but that isn't necessary.
I'm not sure how drives are labeled on a Mac OS but in Linus they are
sda, sdb, sdc etc and partitions are sda11, sda2 etc. Labels can also
be added by using gparted, parted magic or another partition manager.
To direct the Ecco installer to one of those first you choose Z, then
var, run, media, username, and then select any partition that is mounted.
In Debian (or it's derivatives like Ubuntu) you can go straight to media).
> I found the crossover folder, but in it is the application eccopro32,
> but no folder into which I can put the ext files I have downloaded...
I use Wine when that does the job but lately (with the latest versions
of my multiple OS's) I have had to use Crossover. However, a older
version of Crossover (v.11 - that I already owned) has done the job.
I am not using eccoext at present (Katmouse lets me scroll) because it
jumbles the text.
I also intend to look into a PIM / Outliner / IDE called LEO
http://leoeditor.com
That appears interesting, is available for multiple platforms and is
open source.
(If anyone here has tried LEO please let me know).