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I use Ubuntu Hardy, and have used wine with Utorrent for months now. Yesterday it failed to respond.

It won't let me load utorrent from the Applications menu, nautilus or command line.

It won't let me configure wine either.

I have uninstalled and reinstalled both with latest versions.

I have switched to KDE to try to get them to work - no joy!

Any ideas?
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Re: Stopped working!

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heiowge wrote:I use Ubuntu Hardy, and have used wine with Utorrent for months now. Yesterday it failed to respond.

It won't let me load utorrent from the Applications menu, nautilus or command line.

It won't let me configure wine either.

I have uninstalled and reinstalled both with latest versions.

I have switched to KDE to try to get them to work - no joy!

Any ideas?
Delete or rename ~./wine, then run winecfg. A new ~/.wine will automatically be created. If that works, reinstall your apps. If not, post console output.
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Post by heiowge »

Nothing to output. It all seems to work fine except wine / utorrent does nothing. It doesn't load at all (it works in XP - same file / folder).
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heiowge wrote:Nothing to output. It all seems to work fine except wine / utorrent does nothing. It doesn't load at all (it works in XP - same file / folder).
Are you trying to run this from a Windows partition? You need to install it properly in Wine. http://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#head-497f1a2 ... 2c7767afa2
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Post by heiowge »

Yeah it's on a windows partition, but then it was always on there. I don't see what's changed. :?:
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Post by heiowge »

Problem solved - Uninstalled Wine, virtualised XP. It's not ideal, but it works mostly.
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