Which WineHQ release do you use?

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alix_board · #1 Post by **alix_board** » Thu 20 Aug 2009, 05:41

Hi @ all,

which WineHQ release do you use for Puppy?

greets,
alix_board

alix_board · #2 Post by **alix_board** » Thu 20 Aug 2009, 06:43

I have install following package:
http://puppylinux.org/wikka/Wine

After i have start the installation, i will become following failure at the end of the installation:

Do anyone know what is wrong?

greets,
alix_board

Vyse · #3 Post by **Vyse** » Thu 20 Aug 2009, 14:18

I use the same version as you do...but I dont get those errors.
If you are on a new installation (frugal or otherwise), then just ignore those errors. They are most probably libraries required by some of the many functions of the program that may not be used.
Still, search for those libs on google and put them in your /usr/lib directory.

Also, the error merely states that the libraries are missing. That should not stop you from trying out the program anyways. Try it out, and run a few Windows programs and other stuff. If it works anyways, then forget the whole 'missing files' things. If it doesnt, post your error here.

Hope this helps.

technosaurus · #4 Post by **technosaurus** » Sun 23 Aug 2009, 03:52

It looks like you are using my version. You can ignore any of the dependencies that petget spits out about wine - they are "soft" dependencies... meaning that you only need it if your win32 program requires it.

If you find that you need the dependencies they are here:
http://puppylinux.asia/members/T/486_pet/ puppy:linux

jack, esound, openldap, gnutls

for 3d accelerated video support just use petget to install xorg full dri (contains gl, glu...) you may need to reconfigure video

Hope this helps ... btw I just compiled 1.1.28 see link above

alix_board · #5 Post by **alix_board** » Mon 24 Aug 2009, 05:49

@ technosaurus:
Thank you for the Link - i will try it ASAP!

@ Vyse:
I have still some windows programs running now! So, when there are some error by installing programs, i will post it here.

Anniekin · #6 Post by **Anniekin** » Mon 24 Aug 2009, 09:47

1.1.4 to play Warcraft III or else it will crash when you log online.

Vyse · #7 Post by **Vyse** » Tue 25 Aug 2009, 12:01

@technosaurus
I tried out your 1.1.28 and it works perfectly on my install. I guess I already downloaded those dependencies sometime back.

@alix board
you should try out that new version. incidentally, are you trying to run some games though wine? ( i have had a bad experience with that)

alix_board · #8 Post by **alix_board** » Wed 26 Aug 2009, 05:26

Hi Vyse,

i use wine only for applications, not for gaming. I try to run Team Viewer, but i have the problem, that the "Mouse Click" on the host PC do not work. I can move the mouse, but i can not click!?!?

Vyse · #9 Post by **Vyse** » Wed 26 Aug 2009, 11:28

@alix_board
Thats strange..I have used TeamViewer a couple of times and it has worked perfectly under NT4 mode. But then, I use an older version. I will try out the new version and report it here.
Also, I am not sure that your problem with it has anything to do with the missing libraries, but I might be wrong.

alix_board · #10 Post by **alix_board** » Wed 26 Aug 2009, 11:30

Hi Vyse,

which Wine Version and Team Viewer Version do you use?

Ok, i do not try NT4 only XP!

Vyse · #11 Post by **Vyse** » Thu 27 Aug 2009, 12:43

@alix_board
I am using wine 1.1.28 and team viewer 4.1. Could your problem be due to some setting on the remote end?

alix_board · #12 Post by **alix_board** » Thu 27 Aug 2009, 21:07

Hi Vyse,

i use also wine 1.1.28 and team viewer 4.1!

I will explain my problem more in detail:
I can only move and click the mouse in the teamviewer window by the linux computer which i will control over my Windows XP computer. When i drive with the mouse courser to the linux window, i can not click at the symbol. So the mouse click works only in the teamviewer area!?

Maybe you have some problem in the past like this?

technosaurus · #13 Post by **technosaurus** » Thu 27 Aug 2009, 22:10

If changing your system type doesn't fix it (try them all NT,2k,XP...), you should fill out a bug report at winhq.org / appsdb

run the program from the command line (wine <your.exe>) and provide the command line output (or lack thereof) that happens when you experience "issues"

bones01 · #14 Post by **bones01** » Fri 28 Aug 2009, 23:55

I'm using 1.1.14 and it's working. I've always had trouble getting WINE up, so now that i've got one going, I'm not too keen on experimenting. Not sure it's worth the frustration.

Bones

Vyse · #15 Post by **Vyse** » Sat 29 Aug 2009, 13:30

@alix board
I usually dont run many programs using wine anyways. but i did use team viewer a couple of times and it worked perfectly fine.
I think you really should file a bug report to the winedb. they should be able to sort it out in the future versions. Mean while, if you have a different linux distro, try out team viewer on it. ( i once had a program which didnt run on puppy but worked fine on fedora...dunno how)

alix_board · #16 Post by **alix_board** » Wed 02 Sep 2009, 06:53

Hi Vyse,

by starting Team Viewer with wine TeamViewer.exe i will become the following message:

So Team Viewer works, but i have also the following failure:

I can only move and click the mouse in the teamviewer window by the linux computer which i will control over my Windows XP computer. When i drive with the mouse courser to the linux window, i can not click at the symbol. So the mouse click works only in the teamviewer area!?

What does this mean in detail? Is there any important information?

I have try it with Windows NT 4.0, 98, XP, 2000

!?

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