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kgdudcwy
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Post by kgdudcwy »

i want download wine for centos4.5.but i not find download url.

please tell me download url for centos4.5.

thanks!
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Does that distro use yum? What happens if you add the WINE repository and do (as root) "yum install wine"? Or do you not know the repository for Wine for that distro (I sure don't!).

You could always compile from source. It's not as hard as it sounds...once you have the dependencies. There's a script out there for installing the dependencies for Wine into various distros. Even if your distro isn't supported by the script, you can open it with a text editor and find the list of dependencies and copy and paste into terminal. Here is the script: http://winezeug.googlecode.com/svn/trun ... ne-deps.sh

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Post by comvigo »

hi, download this software from google or direct from form links...... 8) 8) 8) 8) :lol:
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Post by SpawnHappyJake »

When I go to http://www.winehq.org/download, I don't see any direct download links for pre-compiled packages, only instructions on how to install a program via the package manager of a particular distro. Where is this direct download link? Is it even up-to-date? There are direct download links to the source code, though, once you click the sourceforge link.

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SpawnHappyJake wrote:When I go to http://www.winehq.org/download, I don't see any direct download links for pre-compiled packages, only instructions on how to install a program via the package manager of a particular distro. Where is this direct download link?
Packages are provided by the distros, not here, and the person who left the vague comment you're responding to is probably a spammer testing the waters.
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