hello
i need to install Wine version 1.1.13. i tried but i cant succeed. so my question is hoq can i install wine 1.1.13 cause i get all the time 1.1.12 again :S
howto install 1.1.13
howto install 1.1.13
On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 12:28 PM, JV.com <[email protected]> wrote:
aren't built yet (it was just released a couple hours ago).
Source works fine.
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How are you installing? If using a package manager, packages probablyhello
i need to install Wine version 1.1.13. i tried but i cant succeed. so my question is hoq can i install wine 1.1.13 cause i get all the time 1.1.12 again :S
aren't built yet (it was just released a couple hours ago).
Source works fine.
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-Austin
howto install 1.1.13
On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 4:50 PM, JV.com <[email protected]> wrote:
probably be easier to just wait a few days for the package to be
built.
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-Austin
What distro? Unless you're patching wine, or working on it, it'dOK. sorry for this nooby kind of question but how do i install 1.1.13 from source
probably be easier to just wait a few days for the package to be
built.
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-Austin
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James Huk
howto install 1.1.13
2009/1/17 JV.com <[email protected]>
http://winezeug.googlecode.com/svn/trun ... ne-deps.sh and do the
folowing:
-Unpack wine (right click extract here)
-In terminal type chmod 777 install-wine-deps.sh (assuming you are in script
dir), .sudo sh install-wine-deps.sh (to run the script - it should install
all required packages)
-now go to wine-source dir and type (NOT as root - ./configure && make
depend && make - that should build wine (if you have dual core processor -
try: make -j 2 (it will cut compilation time by 50%), if you have even more
cores try make -j X where X is number of cores, on my C2D E7200 it took
about 10 minutes with make -j 2)
That is it, now you can either type sudo make install (I do not recommand
this - as you will lose control of wine package and will have to hold
sources to make uninstall later), or install checkinstall (sudo apt-get
install checkinstall) and use it to creato deb package (sudo checkinstall),
and the install it with dpkg (sudo spkd -i wine_something_.deb).
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Download the source and this script:I use Ubntu 8.10
http://winezeug.googlecode.com/svn/trun ... ne-deps.sh and do the
folowing:
-Unpack wine (right click extract here)
-In terminal type chmod 777 install-wine-deps.sh (assuming you are in script
dir), .sudo sh install-wine-deps.sh (to run the script - it should install
all required packages)
-now go to wine-source dir and type (NOT as root - ./configure && make
depend && make - that should build wine (if you have dual core processor -
try: make -j 2 (it will cut compilation time by 50%), if you have even more
cores try make -j X where X is number of cores, on my C2D E7200 it took
about 10 minutes with make -j 2)
That is it, now you can either type sudo make install (I do not recommand
this - as you will lose control of wine package and will have to hold
sources to make uninstall later), or install checkinstall (sudo apt-get
install checkinstall) and use it to creato deb package (sudo checkinstall),
and the install it with dpkg (sudo spkd -i wine_something_.deb).
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howto install 1.1.13
On Sat, Jan 17, 2009 at 3:04 AM, JV.com <[email protected]> wrote:
All you needed was some patience.
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It's ready now.I use Ubntu 8.10
All you needed was some patience.
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