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I installed wine using YUM.
I have a windows executable and .ini file that i use in windows to connect to an iso7816 (smartcard) reader/writer connected to a com port.
can someone point me to an easy to follow tutorial on how to
1 - install and use programs in wine.
2 - run programs that dont have an installer (.exe).
I've skimmed a few tutorials but honestly nothing that is easy to follow or easy to read.
Or any quick help or tips would be appreciated.
Adding to what jollyjoice says, for wine to work, the current working directory (where you run wine program.exe) has to be one that wine recognizes according to the config. To set paths for wine run winecfg and under the Drives tab you can map any directories in your filesystem to vitrual windows drive letters. Ex:
Distribution: Mandriva 2006, SUSE 10.0 and that other OS from Redmond
Posts: 12
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As a continuation of this, I have Wine installed and the Win version of Thunderbird installed to test it out. How can I uninstall Thunderbird from my system?
Cheers!
Pete
One of wine's commands is uninstaller. Type uninstaller at a command prompt and it'll show you a list of all the programs installed via wine. From there you can select one and click the button to uninstall it.
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