thanks to Pierre for the reply.
Unfortunately I am still waiting for support from RunRev - all I need are the exact specifications, under which circumstances the advertised "Linux standalone building" will work. I am sure one CAN build "Linux standalones", but they will only run within specific installations - and I need to know which specs have to be met.
I can not ask customers to change their (working) desktop environment to "accidently" find a configuration that lets a Revolution application start. Usually an "application builder" asks the developer which libraries to link against, because there are too many different "flavors" of "Linux" on the market, one cannot build a "one fits all" standalone, so this - again - is no "rant" on RunRev, it is simply an inquiry for assistance, where the "documentation" lacks.
I wondered if someone else on this list has run into problems creating standalones for Linux (outside his/her own Linux dev box) and how he/she/it solved the problems. Linux is said to be a "supported platform", so I think it should be clear, WHAT LINUX is meant by that line.
Marc Albrecht A.C.T. / level-2 Glinder Str. 2 27432 Ebersdorf Deutschland Tel. 04765-830060 Fax. 04765-830064
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