Wine seems broken on Debian Sid. There were scripting problems updateing to
1.4.6. Current version updated to 1.4.7 OK.
Problem: Wine is looking for .so in /usr/local/lib/wine which no longer
exists. I can stop this by symlinking, not to /usr/lib/wine but to
/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/wine Previous versions seemed to like the local .so's
but they should not have still been around so I removed them.
Tip off was conflicting wine client/server numbers! Is there some config file
I need to change. I had purged them all.
Question is why the Debian=installed version is looking for those local libs?
Problem: With the symlink, wine will run. There seem to be problems with
libwine-alsa and Jammer Pro6 aborts with an error. Some MIDI apps work, some
do not but I had using them OK as of 1.2.3 (testing) but downgrading to that
no longer works.
Debian also has 1.5.0 wine-unstable packages. Are these better? I got the same
errors with them but a least they were not looking for anything in
/usr/local/lib!
WIne Problems on Debian
Re: WIne Problems on Debian
No such versions. The current stable release is 1.4, and the current development release is 1.5.6. Whatever you installed, it's not plain Wine if it reports those version numbers.David Baron wrote:Wine seems broken on Debian Sid. There were scripting problems updateing to
1.4.6. Current version updated to 1.4.7 OK.
