O/H Mark Knecht έγραψε:
Hi, I got interested in looking at Wine again this week. Netflix has changed their over the net policies for watching movies, changing it for a specific number of hours per month to an unlimited service. I haven't used the service much in the past (watched maybe 40 hours over the last year) because it required me to both go into Windows AND use Internet Explorer instead of Firefox. With an unlimited watching policy it now becomes far more interesting to me if it could work in Linux.With a lot of forum threads about how much better Wine has gotten on games I thought I'd give it a try. I emerged the newest stable version of Wine, downloaded Internet Explorer 7.0 and tried to get it started. The immediate result was Wine failed to install IE7. I looked around the WineHQ site but didn't find much specific on Wine in a 64-bit environment so I'm wondering if many people here are using it that way and what the tricks are these days to actually getting something to work AND work well? Even if IE7 works then I'll have to see if the NetFlix integrated player works. I suspect it won't but I'm taking this one step at a time. Thanks, Mark
i use wine on amd64, without any major problems...i use it for playing some old games i have,without having to switch to windoze...
guitar pro 5 also plays well... if anything goes wrong, i check the appdb in winehq.org... usually there are guides and howtos to work around the problem...
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