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JROCK1980 02-18-2004 12:34 AM

IE6 with Wine
 
Is this possible. I have wine installed and configured.
download the exe and when I do wine ie6setup.exe I get this error:


requires windows

UltimaGuy 02-18-2004 12:40 AM

You can't :). It's as simple as that .

JROCK1980 02-18-2004 12:42 AM

thanks. I just install like mirc. winrar was a no go but hey I am learning. Thanks

megaspaz 02-18-2004 01:07 AM

hmmm..... IE6 does work in wine. it's been that way for a while now.

http://frankscorner.org/modules.php?...rtid=49&page=1

although i guess the main question is why would you want to....

IBall 02-18-2004 01:28 AM

Internet Explorer does work in Crossover Office which is based on WINE, but I don't know if it is any different in ordinary WINE.

Maybe you should try Mozilla Firefox or something, unless you really need IE for some specific web pages...

--Ian

JROCK1980 02-18-2004 02:38 AM

well I guess it is cause of the program launch from yahoo.

PSIplus 02-18-2004 06:00 AM

Simple question: Why IE, when there is Konqeror and Mozilla?

raid517 02-18-2004 06:14 AM

Erm... Maybe Because a lot of web pages embed streaming media content that is only really accessible through IE?

I think he's talking about Yaho LunchMusic, which is a music video streaming site. A lot of Linux based web browsers I've used just baulk at anything like that - and besides which it uses WMV format codecs, which may or may not be avaiable on Linux - although I haven't encountered any yet.

GJ

nightwulf 02-18-2004 11:17 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by PSIplus
Simple question: Why IE, when there is Konqeror and Mozilla?
Even better; why mIRC when there is (insert name of one of ... 8 million IRC clients here), and why WinRAR when there is (insert name of one of ... 8 million [de]compression programs here).

Quote:

Originally posted by raid517
A lot of Linux based web browsers I've used just baulk at anything like that - and besides which it uses WMV format codecs, which may or may not be avaiable on Linux - although I haven't encountered any yet.

The codecs exist. I've yet to find anything from my Windows days that xine can't play with the codecs available.

Regards,
nightwulf


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