used:
sh winetricks mdac28
can see it installed to /home/user/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/Common Files and windows and winetrickscache
it hasn't resolved the issues i'm having
so how do i remove the mdac28 package?
do i have to manually remove the files
or is there an opposite to sh winetricks mdac28?
also...
does rm -rf ~/.wine put wine back to it's initial install state?
ie removes all winetricks packages
as well as programs installed
and lets me start fresh
or does it uninstall wine itself?
am only testing one program
this might be helpful in trying a clean install
when i mess things up again
thanks for the continuing assistance!
uninstall winetricks packages
uninstall winetricks packages
Yes this removes everything you installed under wine as the currentdoes rm -rf ~/.wine put wine back to it's initial install state?
ie removes all winetricks packages
as well as programs installed
user except it does not remove shortcuts from your window manager.
John
uninstall winetricks packages
K4Z00 wrote:
code:
mv .wine{,.backup}
This moves the .wine directory to .wine.backup
Then you run:
code:
wineboot
This should create a new .wine with no installed programs.
James McKenzie
If you want to be able to go back to the .wine you set up you can use:thanks john
that information is invaluable
vitamin had discussed it
and i understand it better now
code:
mv .wine{,.backup}
This moves the .wine directory to .wine.backup
Then you run:
code:
wineboot
This should create a new .wine with no installed programs.
James McKenzie
Re: uninstall winetricks packages
need to ask a rudimentary questionJames McKenzie wrote: If you want to be able to go back to the .wine you set up you can use:
code:
mv .wine{,.backup}
This moves the .wine directory to .wine.backup
why the "," before .backup?
why is it there, what does it do?!
(apart from enable it to work!)
uninstall winetricks packages
K4Z00 wrote:
expressions, which is what we are using. Think of the {,} as short
hand. If I were to give you the longer and still correct version of the
command it would look like:
mv .wine .wine.backup
James McKenzie
It forces an append of the following information as a part of regularJames McKenzie wrote:
need to ask a rudimentary questionIf you want to be able to go back to the .wine you set up you can use:
code:
mv .wine{,.backup}
This moves the .wine directory to .wine.backup
why the "," before .backup?
why is it there, what does it do?!
(apart from enable it to work!)
expressions, which is what we are using. Think of the {,} as short
hand. If I were to give you the longer and still correct version of the
command it would look like:
mv .wine .wine.backup
James McKenzie