For those who haven't upgraded yet, this is what will happen when you run any program, instead of receiving the program you ran:
services.exe is a builtin program, part of wine. Apparently it is needed to run any other program through wine.
Where can I find wine 1.9.17 for ubuntu
Where can I find wine 1.9.17 for ubuntu
I just updated to 1.9.18 without being aware of the critical regression in services.exe that makes wine completely useless, so now I need to downgrade to *.17, but I can't seem to find this set of packages anywhere. The links for "packages" from the wine download page just tells you to add repositories that only have *.18. Does anyone have a link?
For those who haven't upgraded yet, this is what will happen when you run any program, instead of receiving the program you ran: Your program may appear about a minute later after this error, but that is unacceptable in any use case.
services.exe is a builtin program, part of wine. Apparently it is needed to run any other program through wine.
For those who haven't upgraded yet, this is what will happen when you run any program, instead of receiving the program you ran: Your program may appear about a minute later after this error, but that is unacceptable in any use case.
services.exe is a builtin program, part of wine. Apparently it is needed to run any other program through wine.
Re: Where can I find wine 1.9.17 for ubuntu
1.9.18 has been out for over a week and nobody's reported any "critical regression in services.exe." I upgraded when it came out and I haven't seen any such problem. Have you tried a clean wineprefix?
Regarding downgrading, if your package manager was set to cache downloads and you haven't cleaned the cache, you should be able to downgrade using the locally-stored copy.
Regarding downgrading, if your package manager was set to cache downloads and you haven't cleaned the cache, you should be able to downgrade using the locally-stored copy.
