wine

[Donn L Washburn]

With wine you need to have a /home/yourlogin/.wine directory and in it 
you also need a wine.conf file that explains where your C:\ is.

This is another reason to use a winehq tarball because in it includes 
a sample of the wine.conf file.  As for RPMs good luck.

Once configured properly ( "/" and "\" ) simple type something like
"wine notepad".  The latest version on my system even prints and runs 
a windows media.exe file.

Donn


On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 10:07:39 -0500
  jludwig <wralphie at comcast.net> wrote:
> On Tuesday 08 March 2005 09:52 am, Langer, Christian wrote:
>> I installed the wine rpm from the winehq website onto my FC3 
>>machine.
>> When I invoke wine, nothing happens.  Have I done something wrong?
>>
>> Chris Langer
>> User Services Librarian
>> Tennessee State University Downtown Campus
>> Nashville TN 37203
>> 615-963-7187
>> clanger at tnstate.edu
>>
>>
> Probably not.
> Start your microscat program with wine in an xterm, kterm, etc.
> like so;
> 
> wine --debugmsg warn+dll,+heap microscat_program | less
> 
> This will hopefully show what is going on.
> You will get lots of stuff so you want to page through with less.
> 
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73 de Donn Washburn
aka N5XWB