POL_Shortcut "EXCEL.EXE" "Microsoft Excel 2010" "" "" "Office Spreadsheet " POL_Shortcut "WINWORD.EXE" "Microsoft Word 2010" "" "" "Office WordProcessor " POL_Wine_OverrideDLL "native,builtin" "gdiplus" POL_Wine_OverrideDLL "native,builtin" "riched30" POL_Wine_OverrideDLL "native,builtin" "riched20" POL_Debug_Fatal "$(eval_gettext "The 64bits version is not compatible! Sorry")" Source "$POL_USER_ROOT/tools/samba3/init" POL_SetupWindow_browse "$(eval_gettext 'Please select the setup file to run')" "$TITLE" POL_SetupWindow_check_cdrom "x86/setup.exe" "setup.exe" POL_SetupWindow_InstallMethod "LOCAL,DVD"
Wine for linux iso file install#
Wbinfo -V || POL_Debug_Fatal "Please install winbind (or samba, on Arch Linux) before installing $TITLE" POL_RequiredVersion 4.0.18 || POL_Debug_Fatal "$TITLE won't work with $APPLICATION_TITLE $VERSION\nPlease update" POL_SetupWindow_presentation "$TITLE" "Microsoft" "" "Quentin PÂRIS" "$PREFIX" # Note: I think that lines POL_Wine_OverrideDLL for riched20 and riched30 are useless. # Wine 3.0.2 -> 3.0.3 (more common on POL nowadays). # Updating missing dotnet20, gdiplus, gecko, corefonts, msxml6 # Updating with the latest stable WineHQ version (3.0.2), ver 1.7.52 does not seem to work.
# Updating with the latest WineHQ version # Check winbind (samba) presence on Linux, required to install So the discs in the cabinet aren't pointless.# Wine version set to 1.5.3, Outlook 2010 compatiblity Of course, there is the chance of accidental image file deletion, or the hard drive that was storing them to otherwise loose one or more than one image file. That would defeat the purpose of having files on a computer. I don't have to get up, get my optical disc "book", flip through, get the disc I want, put it in the computer, and reverse the process to put it back. I don't have to face the organizational hazard of optical discs. And I have a backup if the disc is lost, damaged, or destroyed which they shouldn't because I leave them in a cabinet and use the images instead.Ī loaded image is mounted instantly, whereas a physical disc takes a while to rev-up, assemble frames into sectors, apply error correction, extract digital data from analog data, fight to maintain constant linear velocity, and all the other uniquely weirdly slow things they do. I make images of my originals and store them on my external hard drive. Personally, I avoid optical media whenever possible. And CDEmu + gCDEmu are easy to use and install. How about useing an external CD drive to do the install? Easier, I even copied the entire subdirectory from "Program Files" and dropped into the corresponding wine folder thinking these files were 'activated', and I get the same as stated above.
I recreated the ISOs from the original CDs again when all of this failed the first time, but that did not help. I assume I could just create two virtual CD-ROM drives and am willing to do that.
Wine for linux iso file how to#
Could someone just help me mount the ISO CD correctly? I also will need to know how to put in a 'second CD' while "ingame". I am adapting instructions from this page, which I successfully completed to run ReBirth, Reason’s predecessor. I do not understand the switches of the link and mount commands very well, nor do I understand how wine ‘sees’ the virtual CD-ROM drive.
Wine for linux iso file windows#
I’d like to run 2.5 because that is the version I own and run on my Windows Digital Audio Workstation counterpart.
Rebirth 2.5 is not in the AppDB, but the subsequent versions are (i.e. Mountng.txt sudo mount -o loop Reason2.5_Disc2Orkester.iso ln -s /mnt/reason2 ln -s ~/ReBirth/Reason2.5_Disc2Orkester.iso ls Netbook #2.rbs Reason Installation wine errors.txt Netbook#1.rbs Reason2.5_Disc3Sound_Bank.iso
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