A couple years ago I found Ubuntu Linux. Fell in love it. But always had to keep uninstalling it. Right now I have a copy of Kbuntu and I absolutely love it. However, all my work in on Microsoft Windows and it programs.
So I need some help, to understand the advantages of wine and how do I go about installing some of my very important Microsoft programs. Do I just run the C.d in the drive and allow it to load up from their or do I put in codes or something.
I would also like to know – if all programs that can run on windows will it be able to run on Kbuntu wine or will there be some limitations.
Thank You [Exclamation]
A couple years ago I found Ubuntu Linux. Fell in love it. But always had to keep uninstalling it. Right now I have a copy of Kbuntu and I absolutely love it. However, all my work in on Microsoft Windows and it programs.
So I need some help, to understand the advantages of wine and how do I go about installing some of my very important Microsoft programs. Do I just run the C.d in the drive and allow it to load up from their or do I put in codes or something.
I woul also like to know – if all programs which can run on windows will it be able to run on Kbuntu wine or will their be some limitations.
Thank You
ok i am slightly confused
i am running ubuntu gutsy 7.10
and wine 0.9.58
how exactly would i get to the config file?
thanks
–yoma
On Tue, Apr 8, 2008 at 10:23 AM, yoma819 wrote:
> i have just done something really stupid!
> while messing around with the config settings after having problems emulating steam i saw a bar titled resolution i think
> i set it to the largest value
> now every time i run wine config it is such a big window i cannot move it down to correct the error
> do i have to reinstall or is there a config file i can edit from the command line?
You can edit system.reg directly. To get back to the default, look
for the section
[System\\CurrentControlSet\\Hardware Profiles\\Current\\Software\\Fonts]
and change LogPixels to 60, e.g.
LogPixels”=dword:00000060
We should have a commandline interface to winecfg, though.
- Dan
i have just done something really stupid!
while messing around with the config settings after having problems emulating steam i saw a bar titled resolution i think
i set it to the largest value
now every time i run wine config it is such a big window i cannot move it down to correct the error
do i have to reinstall or is there a config file i can edit from the command line?
[Embarassed] [Embarassed] [Embarassed]
thanks
–yoma
I switched back to the old .wine folder, ran wineprefixcreate and warcraft still wouldn’t work.
It is a Copy protection Aplay a crack and it should work
On Tue, Apr 8, 2008 at 10:29 AM, cttw wrote:
> I renamed .wine, created a new one with wineprefixcreate, installed and now it works! I had to rename the movies still, but battle.net works without any further changes.
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> I should have tried this on my own, but because of my early (2005) successes with wine i had assumed i would never have to reinstall the windows stuff, since i would just carry my /home around as i changed system.
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> A great thank you to all that helped.
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Could you try:
$ mv .wine .wine.works
$ mv .wine.bak .wine
$ wineprefixcreate
To see if it will fix your old wine install? We’re trying to find any
bugs with wineprefixcreate, and this would help.
On Tue, 08 Apr 2008 10:29:13 -0500
“cttw” wrote:
> I renamed .wine, created a new one with wineprefixcreate, installed and now it works! I had to rename the movies still, but battle.net works without any further changes.
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> I should have tried this on my own, but because of my early (2005) successes with wine i had assumed i would never have to reinstall the windows stuff, since i would just carry my /home around as i changed system.
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> A great thank you to all that helped.
the registry and stuff may change with newer wine versions.
just run wineprefixcreate everytime you updated wine and it should be fine.
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Marcel W. Wysocki
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Hi,
When I load World of Warcraft the CPU jumps from an average of 10-15% up to 100% and stays there pretty constantly whilst playing. This doesn’t seem to affect gameplay most of the time (and I understand it may be relatively normal behaviour for running games under Wine), but occasionally I get a complete lock up of the game for about 3 seconds. The game screen freezes completely and the sound stutters during this time.
These stutters very often follow a mouse-click (for instance when selecting items, or speaking to NPCs), but not exclusively – the game also sometimes locks up while just running around. Also no difference between left or right click for the frequency of the problem.
My frame rate is fine, maybe 50-70fps on average, and my network lag is also fine, about 40-60ms.
I’m running 32 bit Ubuntu Gutsy 7.10 on an AMD 64 3500+ with 2GB RAM, using an Nvidia GeForce 7600 GS.
I have disabled all my Addons to see if that helps, and it doesn’t. I have also added the Wine registry edits and config.wtf amendments suggested elsewhere (particularly in the WoW Wine Wiki).
Any ideas? Or any other info I can provide?
Many thanks in advance.
