It's great to learn you succeeded to translate Sweet Home 3D in Korean. [:)]
I guess your problem under Linux comes from a bad directory configuration.
As file associations don't work under Linux, you should try to open your sh3l file with Sweet Home 3D from a Terminal window:
- if you run Sweet Home 3D from its
installer, open a Terminal window, drag
SweetHome3D file found in "SweetHome3D-3.2" directory and drop it in the Terminal window to copy its path, then drag and drop the sh3l file and press
enter in the Terminal window. Your command should look like:
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[i]/path/to[/i]/SweetHome3D [i]/path/to/[/i]Korean.sh3l
- if you run Sweet Home 3D from Java Web Start, open a Terminal window, type:
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javaws http://www.sweethome3d.com/SweetHome3D.jnlp -open
drag and drop your sh3l file in Terminal window to copy its path and press
enter in the Terminal window. Your command should look like:
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javaws http://www.sweethome3d.com/SweetHome3D.jnlp -open [i]/path/to/[/i]Korean.sh3l
As this second way of doing depends on the Java Web Start implementation installed on your system, it may not work all the time.