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Can anybody give this newbie a simple procedure to install wine into etch?...
- 12-01-2006 #1Just Joined!
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Wine & Etch
Can anybody give this newbie a simple procedure to install wine into etch?
- 12-01-2006 #2Code:
su apt-get install wine
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- 12-01-2006 #3Just Joined!
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Ok I tried that.. I get the package wine is not availible but is referred to by another. I downloaded from winehq and copied into the cab folder...and unzipped... Even when I give the dir path it doesnt work.
Is a package in a compressed form or just a folder? The only other experience I have is a short stint wirh knoppix and I am just crawling right now..
I did get codeweavers linux crossover installed and then IE 5.0 mdac2.8 and office 2003.. I have winamp running and even the media library is working if I could just get wine..........
- 12-02-2006 #4
According to packages.debian.org, wine is indeed available for all branches of Debian. If Vergil83's suggestion doesn't work, then there may be a problem with your connection to the Debian mirror (like /etc/apt/sources.list not being set up correctly).
The alternative is to download the source and compile it yourself. That's the way I've done it for a while now, and it's been reliable. It's just not as easy as doing it through a single apt-get command.
Check your sources.list to make sure it's pointing at a valid Debian mirror, then run apt-get update again and apt-get install wine wine-utils (both as root).Stand up and be counted as a Linux user!
- 09-15-2007 #5Just Joined!
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wine debian etch
I went to find and typed wine, then clicked on folder. a message says something like kde not configured (do not remember)
Anyway you click on see examples then the wine gui pops up.
that's what happened to me any how.


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