Installed wine 7.0 64bit in Linux Mint Cinnamon 20.3 and when I try to run "winecfg", "wine winecfg", or "wine64 winecfg" I get the following error:
wineserver: /tmp/.wine-1000 is not owned by you and I found no info on the web on how to proceed.
wineserver: /tmp/.wine-1000 is not owned by you
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Re: wineserver: /tmp/.wine-1000 is not owned by you
For some reason wine is using the /tmp area for it's work folder. You can override it on the command line:
but you should probably see why it's using /tmp. You can also do other things like grant that account writing permission in /tmp. Whatever you do good luck, you should be able to get it going.
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WINEPREFIX=~/.wine wine filename.exe
Re: wineserver: /tmp/.wine-1000 is not owned by you
Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, I never used WINEPREFIX so I tried:
Permissions on /tmp cannot be changed
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ineuw@LMC203DT:~/.wine$ WINEPREFIX=/home/ineuw/.wine wine iview459_x64_setup.exe
wineserver: /tmp/.wine-1000 is not owned by you
ineuw@LMC203DT:/media/lindata/logiciels/wine/irfanview/x64 $ sudo chmod -R +w /tmp *
Re: wineserver: /tmp/.wine-1000 is not owned by you
After a restart, the .wine-1000 folder should be gone.
You can also delete the folder manually. Make sure no Wine processes are running.
You can also delete the folder manually. Make sure no Wine processes are running.
Re: wineserver: /tmp/.wine-1000 is not owned by you
This might be of help:
https://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#Wineprefixes
Maybe "unset WINEPREFIX" is the command that fixes your problem.
https://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#Wineprefixes
Maybe "unset WINEPREFIX" is the command that fixes your problem.