The obvious answer - this won't work. Steam doesn't like when steamapps directory is somewhere else. Also note that some games will not work this way at all. They will have to revalidate (read redownload) all of their content.

No you can not use Wine to run windows programs on windows.

Wine does not convert windows applications to anything. Wine implements Windows on to of Linux (OS x, BSD, etc).

Try this (change path accordingly):

"SecDrv" service is a Safedisk driver. Make sure you properly installed your game from a CD/DVD. See http://wiki.winehq.org/CopyProtection for some additional information. To me it seems new gcc versions broke Safedisk for good. Not even mentioning Ubuntu...

Francisco6x wrote:Can Wine to use the operating system's locale to decide what language to use?

Yes, that what Wine does. However it might not be set correctly in your case. What is the language you are using? And what does 'locale' command outputs?

Make sure your LANG environment variable is set correctly to the language you are using.

Not all dlls support registration. All you need to do for such dll is to copy it into system32 or put it into same directory with program you are running.

To create proper wineprefix Wine runs number of different programs that do require X because they do create windows. After you got your wineprefix created you might be able to run that console application, assuming it's a pure 64-bit console app that never creates windows.

Works fine here. For 64-bit applications that it. And it comes with everything regular 32-bit Wine comes with. Otherwise it won't properly wok.

You can always compile Wine yourself.

hellfire[bg] wrote:Does it matter if the driver is installed from the arc repositories or by the official nvidia method?

Yes, it does. It appears to be broken / incorrectly packages in arch.

The only way to do it is properly is using SELinux.

Just one "small" grain of salt on that report - ATI's drivers just (this week) got full OpenGL certification on Linux. This means they were not standard copmlient before.... So all the claims "it worked for me" come from people who didn't actually use anything more then features ...

Have you install ATI's drivers?

Few things to try:
- Upgrade to newest Wine version (wine-1.5.13)
- Reinstall your program(s) into 32-bit wineprefix ex: WINEARCH=win32 WINEPREFIX=~/.wine-32 wine setup.exe

If things still fail - install debug symbols (-dbg package) and submit but to bugzilla.

So why are you asking it here? Obviously it's some problem with debian packages. Not Wine or nVidia drivers.

Other people been having the same issues with arch. Reinstall newest nvidia drivers from their web site.

I did this by setting the "Run action" for JPG files to: wine "/root/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/Jasc Software Inc/Paint Shop Pro 7/psp.exe" "${@//\//\\} First of all do not run Wine or anything else for that matter as root on *NIX. Create a regular user account and do ever...

drtillberg wrote:./configure --x-libraries=/usr/X11R6/lib

This is not correct. You don't need this option for Open SuSE. Simple './configure' will do.

Please post complete terminal output including steam launch.

You don't need to "install" winetricks. It's a single shell script that you can download using your preferred method.

What's the actual issue? Wine prints lots of messages but most of them are harmless or can be safely ignored.

First fix this problem: err:winediag:SECUR32_initNTLMSP ntlm_auth was not found or is outdated. Make sure that ntlm_auth >= 3.0.25 is in your path. Usually, you can find it in the winbind package of your distribution. Then reinstall your steam into clean 32-bit Wine prefix: WINEARCH=win32 WINEPREFIX...

Please post complete terminal output.

How and where do I have to place LANG tag to open Project-session in english? Something like this would do what you asking: env LANG=en_US WINEPREFIX="/home/familia/.wine" wine C:\\windows\\command\\start.exe /Unix /home/familia/.wine/dosdevices/c:/users/familia/Start\ Menu/Programs/Micro...