Setting up Wine - 03/03/04 05:40 AM
Anyone try this. What kind of results did you get. I want to install Wine so I can use dreamweaver on my other Linux box.
Re: Setting up Wine - 03/04/04 07:46 AM
Dreamweaver didnt work for me. After finally sorting all the errors out that I was getting when installing it, It gave me the message: This is not a supported OS. I used wineX though. Although just becuase I couldnt get it to run doesnt mean you wont be able to. Tell me if you have any luck.
There is http://f4l.sourceforge.net flash for linux. Dreamweaver for linux http://d4l.sourceforge.net is still in development.
There is http://f4l.sourceforge.net flash for linux. Dreamweaver for linux http://d4l.sourceforge.net is still in development.
Re: Setting up Wine - 03/04/04 07:55 AM
lol WineX is for Games; use them both 
. I've heard of people using older versions of dreamweaver with wine; customization is the real issue.
. I've heard of people using older versions of dreamweaver with wine; customization is the real issue.
Re: Setting up Wine - 03/04/04 10:41 AM
Yea, Everything I am reading says it is very distribution dependent. And also one Red Hat box will not set up the same as another. I am working at it though. Hit a copule snags. If I get it perfected I will post what I did, Distro, release version, config of dir's and partions etc, etc...
Re: Setting up Wine - 03/04/04 12:20 PM
heh cool, I haven't had my own box here with a distro on it in forever
Re: Setting up Wine - 03/05/04 08:24 AM
Gizmo, winex is a windows emulator that comes with ported MS directX libraries which wine lacks. That is why you have to pay for wineX. It is not only for games. A windows emulator is a windows emulator just this one has Direct X support.
Re: Setting up Wine - 03/05/04 11:46 AM
http://www.suse.com/us/private/products/suse_linux/winerack/
Linux SuSe Wine Rack for $39.99
Now this looks intresting...
The well-known CrossOver Office and CrossOver Plugin from Codeweavers and WineX from Transgaming enable you to use software such as the following in SUSE LINUX 9.0:
MS Office 97, 2000, and XP:
MS Word
MS Excel
MS PowerPoint
MS Outlook (only 2000)
MS Access (only 2000)
Adobe Photoshop 7
Lotus Notes
Intuit Quicken
Apple QuickTime
Internet Explorer
Top games such as:
Half-Life: Counter Strike
Diablo 2
EverQuest
Warcraft III
Battlefield 1942
Starcraft
Civilization 3
and many more
The fascinating 3-D arcade game MarbleBlast from Garagegames is included as an extra treat.
Attention: This package contains the latest version of WineX, not a subscription! CrossOver Office, CrossOver Plugin, and WineX do not include support from SUSE, Codeweavers, or Transgaming. More information on support and a Transgaming subscription is available on the FAQ page.
Linux SuSe Wine Rack for $39.99
Now this looks intresting...
Quote:
The well-known CrossOver Office and CrossOver Plugin from Codeweavers and WineX from Transgaming enable you to use software such as the following in SUSE LINUX 9.0:
MS Office 97, 2000, and XP:
MS Word
MS Excel
MS PowerPoint
MS Outlook (only 2000)
MS Access (only 2000)
Adobe Photoshop 7
Lotus Notes
Intuit Quicken
Apple QuickTime
Internet Explorer
Top games such as:
Half-Life: Counter Strike
Diablo 2
EverQuest
Warcraft III
Battlefield 1942
Starcraft
Civilization 3
and many more
The fascinating 3-D arcade game MarbleBlast from Garagegames is included as an extra treat.
Attention: This package contains the latest version of WineX, not a subscription! CrossOver Office, CrossOver Plugin, and WineX do not include support from SUSE, Codeweavers, or Transgaming. More information on support and a Transgaming subscription is available on the FAQ page.
Re: Setting up Wine - 03/05/04 11:48 AM
http://www.transgaming.com/showthread.php?news=109
Quote off of the page
WineX 3.3 Brings you Steam
Issued on Tuesday February 17, 2004
TransGaming is pleased to announce the release of WineX 3.3, dubbed "Infinite Improbability Drive", giving our users access to Windows games in Linux, with greater ease. TransGamers can now download WineX in RPM, Debian and TGZ formats.
The majority of the technical improvements in WineX 3.3 have been driven by the implementation of support of Steam. Support for its online games has resulted in improved socket and pipe support as well as a major enhancement to font support. In addition to Steam, this release contains copyprotection enhancements and support for Dark Age Of Camelot as well some success in making a number of other titles functional with workarounds, although not to a point yet where we can say that they are supported.
Quote off of the page
Quote:
WineX 3.3 Brings you Steam
Issued on Tuesday February 17, 2004
TransGaming is pleased to announce the release of WineX 3.3, dubbed "Infinite Improbability Drive", giving our users access to Windows games in Linux, with greater ease. TransGamers can now download WineX in RPM, Debian and TGZ formats.
The majority of the technical improvements in WineX 3.3 have been driven by the implementation of support of Steam. Support for its online games has resulted in improved socket and pipe support as well as a major enhancement to font support. In addition to Steam, this release contains copyprotection enhancements and support for Dark Age Of Camelot as well some success in making a number of other titles functional with workarounds, although not to a point yet where we can say that they are supported.
Re: Setting up Wine - 03/05/04 12:54 PM
Sin, winex is commonly used FOR games, since generally mainly games use DirectX. Why not just install them both...
Re: Setting up Wine - 03/06/04 07:35 AM
waste of space. winex = wine + dx libs and other stuff. winex can do everything wine can do and more. like why of ms outlook on your computer when you have ms office with outlook express? bad example but you get the picture.