issue with sudo make install

[fcmartins]

I compiled the latest version of wine in Ubuntu 10.04. When I do

sudo make install

/usr/local/bin/wine --version still reports 1.3.31 instead of 1.3.34. However, the file date is today's! cmp shows this wine file is different from the wine in the git directory.

Note that Winecfg is replaced by the new version.

Any idea what's up with this??

Fernando

[vitamin]

/usr/local/bin/wine --version still reports 1.3.31 instead of 1.3.34. However, the file date is today's! cmp shows this wine file is different from the wine in the git directory.

Make sure you uninstalled binary Wine installed via package manager. You can only have 1 version of Wine installed at a time.

If you need to run separate Wine versions - just skip install part. See http://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#head-5d2fd50 ... 59e67c465f for more details.

[Mateusz Stachowski]

The one version of Wine installed at a time is only relevant for the default path. You can configure the path of installation and then create symlinks to it.

HOWTO: Install Multiple Wine Versions on One System: http://jeffhoogland.blogspot.com/2009/1 ... ns-on.html

Replace wine-someversion with for example wine-1.3.34 or wine-raw3 (indicating a patched version of Wine).

[vitamin]

The one version of Wine installed at a time is only relevant for the default path.

Correct. I haven't seen him set install prefix, so be default it will go to /usr/local/ which in many cases will "conflict" with distro installed Wine.