Hi J-S,
Thanks for the changes. I don't have a Maya license in Linux, I have
installed just to test that it compiles, but I can't launch it :)
Anyway, I'll let it as it is now. It is committed to svn trunk. If
someone tries it in Linux and doesn't work, we can change it easily.
Regards,
On Wed, May 25, 2011 at 10:15 PM, Jean-Sébastien Guay
<jea...@cm...> wrote:
> Hi Javier,
>
> I've installed Maya 2012 x64 at home (I was on Maya 2011 x86 at work, but
> will be using 2012 x64 soon there too) and I had to make a small
> modification to make the install phase install to the right place. Seems
> Maya 2012 x64 appends "-x64" to the user directory name, i.e. it's
>
> ...MyDocuments/maya/2012-x64
>
> instead of
>
> ...MyDocuments/maya/2012
>
> I wonder if the Linux version does the same, and for that fact if the 2011
> x64 version does it also... I have only access to 2011 x86 and 2012 x64,
> both on Windows, so I could only compare those two. For now I've put the
> added code inside the IF(WIN32) block, and kept the Linux behavior the same
> as it was before. Maybe you could test on 2011 x64 on Windows if you have
> access to that?
>
> Thanks,
>
> J-S
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