Having trouble with 1.2, tried to return to 1.0.1 (last stable acc. to the Wine page!) However, there`s... no link to it anywhere! Even in .deb repository there are any versions you could fancy- later and veen earlier - minus the stable. A rather strange idea...
Where can I find 1.0.1 packages?!
1.0.1 download - aa strange problem
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Frédéric Delanoy
1.0.1 download - aa strange problem
On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 00:35, Silgrin4D <[email protected]> wrote:
First of all, wine is in continuous development, and I won't say 1.0.1
is/was stable: it was just supposed to run well a number of specific
applications. I doubt it's better than 1.2rc, but YMMV.
If you had an application working well on 1.0.1 and stopped working in
1.2rc, you may as well file a regression bug (just make sure
beforehand that you've read the AppDB entry, checked if no similar bug
has been filed, ...). Trying with a new wineprefix might also help (backup
your .wine if necessary).
That said, if you really want to remove the 1.2 package, you should:
1. Uninstall wine1.2 package
2. Remove wine PPA as package repository & update your local packages
list (with "Reload" or similar).
3. Install wine package
Using the same wineprefix for 1.0 and 1.2 apps is not recommended, though...
Frédéric
Hi.Having trouble with 1.2, tried to return to 1.0.1 (last stable acc. to the Wine page!) However, there`s... no link to it anywhere! Even in .deb repository there are any versions you could fancy- later and veen earlier - minus the stable. A rather strange idea...
Where can I find 1.0.1 packages?!
First of all, wine is in continuous development, and I won't say 1.0.1
is/was stable: it was just supposed to run well a number of specific
applications. I doubt it's better than 1.2rc, but YMMV.
If you had an application working well on 1.0.1 and stopped working in
1.2rc, you may as well file a regression bug (just make sure
beforehand that you've read the AppDB entry, checked if no similar bug
has been filed, ...). Trying with a new wineprefix might also help (backup
your .wine if necessary).
That said, if you really want to remove the 1.2 package, you should:
1. Uninstall wine1.2 package
2. Remove wine PPA as package repository & update your local packages
list (with "Reload" or similar).
3. Install wine package
Using the same wineprefix for 1.0 and 1.2 apps is not recommended, though...
Frédéric
Re: 1.0.1 download - aa strange problem
OK, but the whole mess is about 1.0.1 NOT being available! The system software center points to 1.2 or sth similar, and I have no idea how to get the packages for 1.0.1 (unlike with src, which is at a click).Frédéric Delanoy wrote:[...]Install wine package
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Gert van den Berg
1.0.1 download - aa strange problem
There should be packages in the normal Ubuntu repository... (You might
need to disable the PPA...)
(Wine doesn't release packages, each distribution typically have its
own packages doing it their own way..)
need to disable the PPA...)
(Wine doesn't release packages, each distribution typically have its
own packages doing it their own way..)
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Frédéric Delanoy
1.0.1 download - aa strange problem
On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 05:11, Silgrin4D <[email protected]> wrote:
checked in "Ubuntu Software" tab.
(BTW there is a wine1.0 package in Lucid).
Open Synaptic > Settings > Repositories. Verify if "multiverse" isFrédéric Delanoy wrote:OK, but the whole mess is about 1.0.1 NOT being available! The system software center points to 1.2 or sth similar, and I have no idea how to get the packages for 1.0.1 (unlike with src, which is at a click).[...]Install wine package
checked in "Ubuntu Software" tab.
(BTW there is a wine1.0 package in Lucid).
