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I downloaded the 32+64 bit versions of the Spine editor on Linux, and both gave me integrity check errors. After successfully installing the Windows version of Spine, I was able to run the Windows Spine Launcher jar without wine, but after replacing the Linux Spine Launcher jar I had integrity check fails again. I renamed folders until I found that the launcher is expecting the jre folder to have specific files + nothing extra (couldn't have any files from the Linux jre folder, it was looking for Windows files even when not using the Windows jre)

I also had integrity issues with the trial version of Spine but haven't checked to see if it's the same issue

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Download the full version of Spine for Linux.
  2. Run the launcher. (Should say integrity check failed)
  3. Copy and replace the jre folder from a working Windows installation of Spine.
  4. Run the launcher using an installed version of the jre. (Should now ask for the activation code or launch Spine)

That's odd. :S The integrity check is new, to avoid difficult to track down problems with antivirus and anti-malware mucking around with Spine files (though probably not an issue on Linux). It's possible we need to be a bit smarter about it.

I'm able to download, extract, and run Spine on Lubuntu. Is it possible something is modifying or adding a file to the jre folder? Maybe desktop environment metadata or something similar?

Sorry you are running into this trouble! We'd like to get this fixed ASAP, but first need to understand why the check is failing.

New launcher (3.7.30) is up, can you please check if it is working correctly now?

I'm on Manjaro/KDE, the new launcher did seem to fix it.

Great! Thanks for following up. Sorry again for the trouble.