On Wednesday 16 October 2002 05:15, Austin Acton wrote:
> Delete your ~/.wine/config.
> Copy /etc/wine/config to ~/.wine/config.
actually, this should be done automagically. And it should configure the
config file for the specific system (nr of partitions, location of win-dir,
although I screwed
On 15 Oct 2002, aaron wrote:
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> Imagine my surprise when I got around to testing wine in 9.0 and found
> that it doesn't work at all. Again, I can't even run notepad.
Should work fine (exept for opengl stuff). Any error messages?
Danny
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d> On 15 Oct 2002, aaron wrote:
d> >
d> > Imagine my surprise when I got around to testing wine in 9.0 and found
d> > that it doesn't work at all. Again, I can't even run notepad.
d> Should work fine (exept for opengl stuff). Any error messages?
OK, so I tried again
Delete your ~/.wine/config.
Copy /etc/wine/config to ~/.wine/config.
All should work fine.
Austin
On Tue, 2002-10-15 at 22:35, aaron wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> Since the wine shipped with 8.2 didn't work for me, I was very happy
> some time several months ago when I pulled one from cooker,
> wine-2002
P.S. It would be much more helpful if you would tell us what's wrong...
i.e. what error messages do you get? when does it stop working? how
does it stop working? We can't read your mind you know...
Austin
On Tue, 2002-10-15 at 22:35, aaron wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Since the wine shipped with 8.2
Hi,
Since the wine shipped with 8.2 didn't work for me, I was very happy
some time several months ago when I pulled one from cooker,
wine-20020411-2mdk, that worked just fine. Now I could get rid of my
8.1 cd's.
Imagine my surprise when I got around to testing wine in 9.0 and found
that it does
