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Trine 3 does not boot on my PC, I am running Linux Mint 17.2 x64 (Cinnamon desktop environment) with an AMD CPU and Nvidia GPU (using proprietary drivers) The launcher boots up just fine, however when I click on 'Start Trine 3' the launcher closes and absolutely nothing else happens. Any advice? Thanks!

Detailed system information:
Linux Mint 17.2 Cinnamon 64-bit
Cinnamon version: 2.6.13
Linux Kernel: 3.16.0-38
Processor: AMD A8-5500 APU With Radeon HD Graphics x 2 (I am not using the Radeon GPU, BTW)
RAM: 7.6GB DDR3
I have over a TB of free HD space.
GPU: Geforce GTX 260
Post edited December 06, 2015 by tjbaxter
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Same problem here, probably. When i click on "Start Trine 3" a windows tries to open up, but then closes down immediately. I did try different settings - no success.

My computer is a Core i5 with a nvidia graphics card (Geforce 8600 GT) on a linux mint 17.2 with the driver nvidia-340.96-0ubuntu0.14.04.1,

I've actually managed to get some more info. It seems the game is throwing a "segmentation fault". Any ideas??
Post edited December 06, 2015 by toomuchcookies
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tjbaxter: Trine 3 does not boot on my PC, I am running Linux Mint 17.2 x64 (Cinnamon desktop environment) with an AMD CPU and Nvidia GPU (using proprietary drivers) The launcher boots up just fine, however when I click on 'Start Trine 3' the launcher closes and absolutely nothing else happens. Any advice? Thanks!
Did you try launching it from the terminal?
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tjbaxter: Trine 3 does not boot on my PC, I am running Linux Mint 17.2 x64 (Cinnamon desktop environment) with an AMD CPU and Nvidia GPU (using proprietary drivers) The launcher boots up just fine, however when I click on 'Start Trine 3' the launcher closes and absolutely nothing else happens. Any advice? Thanks!
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king_mosiah: Did you try launching it from the terminal?
I haven't tried it before you suggested it to me. I tried to boot it up in the Terminal and I get the same behaviour as before, the launcher boots up fine allowing me to set my settings... However, when I start the game, nothing happens. When I try to start the game file from the 'bin' folder, it says I am missing the PhysX shared object file, which is in the proper folder. The launcher probably needs to be run to load that file.
Post edited December 06, 2015 by tjbaxter
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king_mosiah: Did you try launching it from the terminal?
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tjbaxter: I haven't tried it before you suggested it to me. I tried to boot it up in the Terminal and I get the same behaviour as before, the launcher boots up fine allowing me to set my settings... However, when I start the game, nothing happens. When I try to start the game file from the 'bin' folder, it says I am missing the PhysX shared object file, which is in the proper folder. The launcher probably needs to be run to load that file.
Have you tried using the start.sh file?
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Post edited December 06, 2015 by king_mosiah
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tjbaxter: I haven't tried it before you suggested it to me. I tried to boot it up in the Terminal and I get the same behaviour as before, the launcher boots up fine allowing me to set my settings... However, when I start the game, nothing happens. When I try to start the game file from the 'bin' folder, it says I am missing the PhysX shared object file, which is in the proper folder. The launcher probably needs to be run to load that file.
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king_mosiah: Have you tried using the start.sh file?
Yes, that's the first one I tried. It boots up the launcher fine with no errors or problems.
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king_mosiah: Have you tried using the start.sh file?
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tjbaxter: Yes, that's the first one I tried. It boots up the launcher fine with no errors or problems.
You may want to try the main Linux troubleshooting forum in this case; Its has a sticky near the top for the General Discussion forum.
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tjbaxter: Yes, that's the first one I tried. It boots up the launcher fine with no errors or problems.
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king_mosiah: You may want to try the main Linux troubleshooting forum in this case; Its has a sticky near the top for the General Discussion forum.
Can do buddy, thanks for helping out! I +1'd your posts, I really appreciate you taking the time to help me!