planetforeveronlinuxusingwinemanual
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| make</code> This will take a while. If you have a multicore machine, you can speed it up considerably by using "make -j 8" for example to use 8 threads. | make</code> This will take a while. If you have a multicore machine, you can speed it up considerably by using "make -j 8" for example to use 8 threads. | ||
| - Now install Wine. This will install to /opt/games/wine-ee.<code>sudo make install</code> | - Now install Wine. This will install to /opt/games/wine-ee.<code>sudo make install</code> | ||
| - | - If you are building on a 32 bit VM for a 64 bit host as described above, then this is the point you want to copy all of /opt/games/wine-ee from the VM to your bit 64 bit, otherwise, skip to step 7.<code>tar czf ~/wine-ee-32bit.tgz /opt/games/wine-ee</code> Copy this file from the VM to the target and extract it in the root of your file system so all the files end up in the same place (/opt/games/wine-ee). | + | - If you are building on a 32 bit VM for a 64 bit host as described above, then this is the point you want to copy all of /opt/games/wine-ee from the VM to your bit 64 bit, otherwise, skip to step 8.<code>tar czf ~/wine-ee-32bit.tgz /opt/games/wine-ee</code> Copy this file from the VM to the target and extract it in the root of your file system so all the files end up in the same place (/opt/games/wine-ee). |
| - Make sure "winetricks" is installed. You can get it from here - http://wiki.winehq.org/winetricks/ - or just install the one provided with your distributions if available :-<code>sudo apt-get install winetricks</code> | - Make sure "winetricks" is installed. You can get it from here - http://wiki.winehq.org/winetricks/ - or just install the one provided with your distributions if available :-<code>sudo apt-get install winetricks</code> | ||
| - Now you need to set up a new WINEPREFIX. Rather than interfere with the default $HOME/.wine prefix, we will create a fresh one.<code># NOTE - You will have to run these 2 commands again if you open a new terminal | - Now you need to set up a new WINEPREFIX. Rather than interfere with the default $HOME/.wine prefix, we will create a fresh one.<code># NOTE - You will have to run these 2 commands again if you open a new terminal | ||
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