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LinuxNoob1234 05-08-2005 07:38 PM

Wine
 
Hey guys,

Im finally at the point where i wanted to get to. Installing wine. But i dont know how. Can anybody give me any assistance what so ever i would greatly appreciate it. Remember im a pure noob. I am running Slackware 10.0 on my x86.

funkydan2 05-08-2005 07:46 PM

Visit winehq.net and download the newest .tgz file. Run 'installpkg wine.....' to install wine.

Visit http://www.von-thadden.de/Joachim/WineTools/ and install winetools.

Run 'wt2' to run winetools and setup wine and install software!

Daniel

merchtemeagle 05-08-2005 07:46 PM

Download the slackware package at: http://www.winehq.com/site/download

Then as root execute:

upgradepkg --install-new <nameofpackage.tgz>

LinuxNoob1234 05-08-2005 08:30 PM

How do i install wine
 
Ok i got wine tools working prob is i dont know how to install wine thats my prob heres what i did so far. Downloaded Wine-20050310-i486-S10.tgz from http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...ckage_id=6301. How do i do this install wine....? Do i use the console?

merchtemeagle 05-08-2005 08:42 PM

Yes, use the console.
cd to the directory with your downloaded package.
As root, run
upgradepkg --install-new <nameofpackage.tgz>

LinuxNoob1234 05-08-2005 08:49 PM

Error
 
Thanks tried it out and it worked sort of....

Here is wat i did!

bash-2.05b# upgradepkg --install-new Wine-20050310-i486-S10.tgz

+==============================================================================
| Installing new package ./Wine-20050310-i486-S10.tgz
+==============================================================================

Cannot install ./Wine-20050310-i486-S10.tgz: package does not end in .tgz

bash-2.05b#

how do i solve this ast you can notice the package is .tgz

merchtemeagle 05-08-2005 08:53 PM

You could try this:
again, cd to the directory containing your package.
Run as root:

pkgtool

And from this menu choose 'Current', and install your package this way.

LinuxNoob1234 05-08-2005 08:56 PM

CD?
 
I apologize what do you mean by cd?

merchtemeagle 05-08-2005 08:58 PM

When you're in the console, you execute 'ls' to get a view of the directory you're currently in.
Type 'cd name' to change to another directory.
Another useful command is 'man'. Execute 'man cd' to learn more about cd, etc.


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