Installing Wine - How to "Run" File?
Hi.
I am working on installing Wine on my laptop running Fedora Core 3. I have following the instructions found here: http://www.linuxnetmag.com/en/issue3/m3wine1.html Now, I reached a part that I am not sure what to do. In the article, it says to "start" a graphical frontend "with >> /usr/local/wine-990815/tools/wineconf.tcl " Later on, it mentions that if you cannot use wineconf.tcl, to "start" another tool: >> /usr/local/wine-990815/tools/wineinstall My question is, how do you "start" either file? I have tried double-clicking the file and clicked on "Run in terminal" but nothing happened. Thanks in advance for help. Robert |
Open a console and type in the command(s).
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Boy, do I fill dumb. I didn't realize that >> was an actual command in Linux. :o
When I ran the commands in the terminal, this is what happened: [robert@localhost ~]$ cd /usr/local/wine-20050111 [robert@localhost wine-20050111]$ cd tools [robert@localhost tools]$ >> wineconf.tcl bash: wineconf.tcl: Permission denied [robert@localhost tools]$ su Password: [root@localhost tools]# >>wineconf.tcl [root@localhost tools]# [root@localhost tools]# >>wineinstall [root@localhost tools]# As indicated in the article, a graphical frontend was suppose to appear when wineconf.tcl was run but nothing appeared. And when I run wineinstall, a fine named wine.conf was suppose to be created in the folder /usr/local/etc but there is no file. Did I do something wrong? |
Try this - to use wineinstall:
./wineinstall for wineconf: ./wineconf though as wineconf is a .tcl file, it may work as part of wineinstall and not as a standalone. |
If it's a tcl file, you could also try:
# source wineinstall Or maybe even # wish wineinstall Don't think this is the problem but if all else fails and you're desperate, you could try this. I used winesetuptk to setup wine which works great. So if wineinstall fails, get you're hands on winesetuptk, and run it in the command line. Worked great for me. |
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