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hello all,
I am a green Linux newbie and am trying to configure Wine so I can use a few Win32 apps. I installed it word for word in the instructions (also in my RH9 Bible). It is installed fully and configured as far as the directions guide you... I get an error msg when trying to run an executable (pinball.exe- for a test) from the /bin directory. The msg reads as follows: "wine: chdir to /tmp/.wine-brian/server-303-8c8a2: no such file or directory". Can someone PLEASE tell me what I am doing wrong...... I have verified the "fake" windows config and verified rights.. Any help will lower my blood pressure- thanks!
Maybe the directory it can't find is INSIDE your home directory? In which case the path needs to be something like "home/brian/tmp..." etc. instead of just "/tmp..." etc.
There's a thread here somewhere where people were listing their favorite apps recently. A search for one of mine, xplns (planetarium program) ought to turn it up!
I need to be able to run MSAccess (because I can't get ODBC drivers to work on Linux) and Lotus Notes (which will work with Cross-Office - I just haven't tried). If someone out there knows anything about configuring ODBC on Linux, that would solve the majority of my problems! Thanks for all your help
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