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when i try to install it by typing
sh install-crossover-office-2.1.0.sh
i get the following error:
Uncompressing CrossOver Office.............................................................................................. .................................................................................................... .................................................................................................... .................................................................................................... .................................................................................................... .................................................................................................... ............
Xlib: connection to ":0.0" refused by server
Xlib: No protocol specified
Setup requires an X display to run. There is a display variable set, however
you have no permissions to access the X server (:0.0) it points to.
what's wrong? it says i have no permission, but i am under root
Running Lindows and attempting to install Crossover
I have two files in the root. They are install-crossover-pro-3.0.0.sh and crossover-pro-3.0.0-1.i386.rpm. Now, please keep in mind that I'm running Lindows (a Debian Distribution). I don't even know if I *can* do this, or if I have to convert it from an .rpm extension to a .deb extension.
When installing from root, I type:
sh install-crossover-pro-3.0.1.sh and I get the following error:
install-crossover-pro-3.0.1.sh: install-crossover-pro-3.0.1.sh: No such file or directory
What am I doing wrong? Can you please offer some help? Thanks!
Is there another way to install an .rpm package on a debian distrobution? I have an outdated installer:
install-crossover-pro-3.0.0.sh, and I need install-crossover-pro-3.0.1.sh to install crossover-pro-3.0.0-1.i386.rpm
Distribution: SUSE 9.1 Pro and Debian Testing on Server
Posts: 469
Rep:
Why are you logged in as root, CXOFFICE installs in your homefolder, you don't need root privaledges to install it. Try not executing the file as root and see what happens
Distribution: SUSE 9.1 Pro and Debian Testing on Server
Posts: 469
Rep:
Maybe you can do both. I know I did it without root privaledges and it all installed into my home folder just fine, got Internet Explorer working, couldn't get MS Works working
(There is no Linux equivalent capable of reading works files, and if there is please let me know) and uninstalled it, but did none of it as root.
you can install as root or user. not much difference. I choose to install as root so I know the main binaries can't be overwritten by a process gone wrong.
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