Are we back? Is this thing on?
The forum was glitchy for a minute or three, at least on my end.
@GareBear & @bplus :
OK, I just tested Summer.bas on QB64PE-3.8.0 running on a fresh install of Lubuntu-22.04.2. Had the same problems you've been having: files not found & invalid handles up & down the board.
It looks like Summer.bas was written on Windows.
The program uses lower-case only to read its resouce files, but four of those files have mixed-case names Windows has a carefree, happy-go-lucky attitude about letter case in filenames, but Unix & Linux are fussy about such things. Linux is case-sensitive and sees Stem1.png and stem1.png as two completely different file names, while Windows says, "eh, it's all the same."
Rename peLogo.png, Stem1.png, SaveImage.BI, and SaveImage.BM, changing the upper-case letters to lower-case. Once I did that, the program worked as expected.
![[Image: 2023-06-16-072316a.png]](https://i.ibb.co/mthQPkH/2023-06-16-072316a.png)
The forum was glitchy for a minute or three, at least on my end.
@GareBear & @bplus :
OK, I just tested Summer.bas on QB64PE-3.8.0 running on a fresh install of Lubuntu-22.04.2. Had the same problems you've been having: files not found & invalid handles up & down the board.
It looks like Summer.bas was written on Windows.
The program uses lower-case only to read its resouce files, but four of those files have mixed-case names Windows has a carefree, happy-go-lucky attitude about letter case in filenames, but Unix & Linux are fussy about such things. Linux is case-sensitive and sees Stem1.png and stem1.png as two completely different file names, while Windows says, "eh, it's all the same."
Rename peLogo.png, Stem1.png, SaveImage.BI, and SaveImage.BM, changing the upper-case letters to lower-case. Once I did that, the program worked as expected.