PowerLinux ppc64 support?

fghsdfsadfsad · December 12, 2024, 7:09am

Hey. I see your .NET solution and it’s working well on X64/X82.

But I want to deploy our Aspose.PDF on PowerLinux (ppc64 platform).

Could you help me, how to launch your .NET app on IBM Power Linux (ppcle64 architecture)?
I’ll be happy for any suggestions…

Professionalize.Discourse · December 12, 2024, 7:09am

@fghsdfsadfsad

Could you please provide more details about the specific issues you are facing while trying to deploy Aspose.PDF on PowerLinux (ppc64)?

fghsdfsadfsad · December 12, 2024, 7:10am

How to Deploy your NET solution on PowerLinux (IBM)?

ilyazhuykov · December 12, 2024, 3:37pm

@fghsdfsadfsad
In case of Linux we usually recommend using Aspose PDF Drawing solution that is designed to work on Linux systems
In case you’re going to use Visual Studio for Linux, you can use the following guide:

github.com

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