29.12.2011 18:43, Michael Fothergill пишет:
Dear Folks,
I tried using wine after a long time. I installed it using synaptic
and nosed around to see what had happened. I am running squeeze amd64
on a newish amd64 novatech box.
I noticed that under the system tools menu window a wine configu
Hi Michael
Wine is constantly rolling forward, with releases monthly and more. The
do differentiate between 'stable' and 'development' releases - though in
almost every case the 'development' release is what people are running.
Unfortunately debian tends to stick with the 'stable' release, which i
On Thu, Dec 29, 2011 at 4:50 PM, Robert Goley wrote:
> I have had the most luck with the PlayOnLinux wrapper for Wine. It
> allows for running multiple Wine versions as some version seem to work
> better for some programs. It also handles the installation of those extra
> binary versions. It
I have had the most luck with the PlayOnLinux wrapper for Wine. It
allows for running multiple Wine versions as some version seem to
work better for some programs. It also handles the installation of
those extra binary versions. It has a list of supported apps to
ease
Dear Folks,
I tried using wine after a long time. I installed it using synaptic and
nosed around to see what had happened. I am running squeeze amd64 on a
newish amd64 novatech box.
I noticed that under the system tools menu window a wine configuration icon
appeared. I clicked on it and I got
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