a frequent error when using software ported from Windows to Linux is that somewhere in the software
the backslash \ is hardcoded as path separator. On Linux, this will fail, as it only accepts /.
Windows will tolerate both / and \.
The usual effect of that is that files aren't found.
So I suspect such an error here.
the backslash \ is hardcoded as path separator. On Linux, this will fail, as it only accepts /.
Windows will tolerate both / and \.
The usual effect of that is that files aren't found.
So I suspect such an error here.