Hey guys, I'm running Wine 1.7.17 on OpenSUSE 13.1 and I'm having a hard time trying to install Mono. When I first opened Wine, it said it was installing Mono, but I think it failed because when I try to uninstall mono with winetricks, it says Mono isn't installed. So I'm followin this guide. I download wine-mono-4.5.2.msi but it's giving an error message about my timezone I guess:
Sounds like you didn't install the openSUSE wine-mono package, which is the easiest way to install wine-mono, though it does suffer from bug 35413.
To do it manually, just put wine-mono-4.5.2.msi in /usr/share/wine/mono and Wine will find and install it when it creates a new wineprefix. It won't do that for existing wineprefixes, so unless you have something installed that you can't reinstall, delete the wineprefix you have and recreate it after installing wine-mono.
dimesio wrote:Sounds like you didn't install the openSUSE wine-mono package, which is the easiest way to install wine-mono, though it does suffer from bug 35413.
To do it manually, just put wine-mono-4.5.2.msi in /usr/share/wine/mono and Wine will find and install it when it creates a new wineprefix. It won't do that for existing wineprefixes, so unless you have something installed that you can't reinstall, delete the wineprefix you have and recreate it after installing wine-mono.
There is no wine-mono package on my OpenSUSE repositories, but I have the package mono-complete installed, which is a metapackage for a lot of other packages related to mono. I'll put the msi file in the directory you suggested.
