wine for slack (install?)
I want to suss wine for pc running slack8.1, i downloaded the package from www.linuxpackages.net, following the link to: myhttp://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=6241
the file is 29.6mb in size entiteled: Wine-20030219-i386-1.tgz i untarred and gzipped the file, all is good but i end up with two directories: install and usr all i am wondering is has anyone installed wine from this on their slackware8.1? also is this the right file? ie: the full wine package? I have read the readme and it talks about things that arent even there :P (well i cant find them) if i have the completely wrong file please tell me :P, if so could you suggest a link to a version that will work? it would be nice ot get an rpm for it :) but i dont mind compiling it myself. cheers |
if it is a "package" then you have to use the installpkg tool with the .tgz file. Check out the installpkg man pages for some useful info.
try: Code:
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sweet cheers dude!
i will try that when i get home from work!! i hope its all good! :) |
You could also use
pkgtool Then get a menu of options. You'll want to run this as root, and also make sure you've specified the correct directory. The fastest way to do it is to go to the directory you downloaded it to, then run pkgtool. Select "install from current directory". Select NO until you get to the right package, then select YES for the package you want to install. You're done. Good luck.:D |
ok i have wine installed using installpkg, and i have set a few things, i just ran winecheck and i got this
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checking registry configuration ------------------------ what is my trouble? |
I've never used Wine, so I'm not sure. From what I know (which is very little) Wine stores data in a Registry just like Windows does so that programs will run. The messages sound like you are missing this registry file. It also sounds like regapi is a tool used to apply a given registry file to Wine's configuration.
I'm sure reading some Wine documentation would be a good start. Unlike Windows, Linux documentation actually matters. For example, it took me 30 seconds to find The Wine User Guide: The Registry :study: Quote:
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