waveSharp on Linux : pythonpath.ini does not work

[sudospacewizard]

Describe the bug
Launching waveSharp2 (double-click) a pop-up stating Access Violation: Press OK to ignore and risk data corruption. Press Abort to kill the program."

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior from the start of waveSharp.

1. Double-click on waveSharp_2 or run from terminal

Expected behavior
waveSharp 2 to launch without error.

Screenshots

Operating system and version

• OS: Arch linux
• Kernel: 6.14.4-zen1-2zen
• DE KDE plasma 6.3.4
• Wayland

Additional context
I believe it could be to do with "Error: Could not open Dll "libpython3.11.so"
If I click on OK and not abort I can access waveSharp. I can edit and save as tiff. So not sure if it is a real issue for possible data corruption or not.
Sorry i am not a dev or that tech savvy but was hoping to use waveSharp2 on linux- I tried to follow the documentation as best as possible (I'm not familiar with pip/python). Thanks for all your work I enjoyed waveSharp1.

[CorBer]

Hi,

This is not an error, the link to python that is in the pythonpath.ini is not correct.
In the documentation it clearly shows that the "mockup" in the original file is:

/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/
libpython3.10.so
and you as a user have to change that to fit your setup.

Your screenshot shows
/user/lib/libpython3.11.so
libpython3.11.so

The 1st line of your file isnt correct, it has to be ONLY the path to libpython ending in a "/".
So if you make that 1st line correct it should run as planned.

cheers
Cor

[sudospacewizard]

Thankyou - yes that has fixed it

[CorBer]

Thanks for the confirmation !!