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yea im really a linux noob and right now im running the vector distro
i have no idea how to install things
specifically limewire and wine...
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- 03-01-2004 #1Just Joined!
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installing wine and limwire
yea im really a linux noob and right now im running the vector distro
i have no idea how to install things
specifically limewire and wine
- 03-01-2004 #2Linux Newbie
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Go to
http://sourceforge.net get the source of what you want
then
to learn something about tar files...Code:man tar
then read the instructions in INSTALL file (generally there must bu an INSTALL file )
then install the application what you want again. if you encounter with a specific problem write it down here, but remember that your magic command is
if you dont know what is manCode:man
..Code:man man
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- 03-01-2004 #3Linux Newbie
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to install wine from a .tar.gz file, extract the contents of the file to wherever you want, then open the terminal and type the command SU ROOT (if your not already root) and enter your root password, then cd to the directory that you extracte wine to, then cd into the wine directory and type the following in the terminal
one after the other, it should now be installedCode:./configure make make install
p.s. these commands may take a while to perform their actions
- 03-01-2004 #4Just Joined!
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does it matter what terminal i use?
i have something like xterm and aterm
and what is this "shell" thing i keep hearing about
- 03-01-2004 #5Linux Guru
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No, which terminal emulator you use wouldn't matter. And, the "shell" is the first program that is running in the terminal emulator - the program that displays the `[user@host dir]$ ' prompt and parses the commands that you type. That is why it doesn't matter which terminal emulator you choose - it's still the same shell.
- 03-01-2004 #6Linux Newbie
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also in some cases you may be able to check the make by doing
Originally Posted by ICeMaN Edit: also i have a question about this, how do i run wine after this?Code:make check
- 03-01-2004 #7Linux Guru
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Wine doesn't have a user interface in itself. You have to start it giving it the file name of the Windows EXE file to run as an argument.
- 03-01-2004 #8Linux Newbie
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do i need to CD into the directory of the application first..... e.g.
Originally Posted by Dolda2000 Then would i just do (to run the game?Code:cd / cd /mnt/WINNT cd /games/cs
Edit: i just answered my own question but i have the following errorCode:wine steam.exe
How can i fix this (i've tried it with other programs too, and i dont have the modules)?Code:[root@THE_REAL_WORLD cs1.6]# wine steam.exe err:module:PE_fixup_imports Module (file) OLEACC.dll (which is needed by Z:\mnt\WINNT\Admin\Games\cs1.6\Steam.exe) not found
- 03-01-2004 #9Linux Guru
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You don't need to cd into the directory, but you do need to give it the actual filename, like this:
Or, if you've set up /mnt/WINNT to be C: in your Wine config, you can do this just as well:Code:wine /mnt/WINNT/games/cs/steam.exe
Code:wine C:\\games\\cs\\steam.exe
- 03-01-2004 #10Linux Newbie
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it says i dont have the modules, how can i get the common modules?
also where is my wine config to?


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