Hi,
Thanks for the tip. That would be awesome if I could use that to help
get some of the Windows games up and running under wine. Especially,
since I am down to one and a half Windows computers and several Linux
boxes.
Smile.
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The name Wine initially was an acronym for WINdows Emulator
Later on it was derived from the recursive acronym Wine Is Not an Emulator
While the name sometimes appears in the forms WINE and wine, the
project developers have agreed to standardize on the form Wine.
-- From Wikipedia:
http://en.wikip
Hi,
I use a shell script called winetricks. It gives you a GTK GUI to select the
windows components e.g. SAPI or vb6
runtime and then automaticly installs it for you.
I think one can get it from the wine website, however it is not supported by
the wine project.
Take care,
Rynhardt
* Thomas W
Hi Nicol,
Sigh...No, Wine is not an abbreviation. It is just the name of the
program. Now, could you please get back on topic here?
Thanks.
On 10/6/10, NIcol wrote:
> Hi Tom
> Do you know what the letters w, I,n, and e stands for?
> Is the word wine an abbreviation?
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Hi Tom
Do you know what the letters w, I,n, and e stands for?
Is the word wine an abbreviation?
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Hi Peter,
No. If you want Sapi support for Wine you have to download Sapi 5.1
and install it manually into Wine. Since wine isn't exactly speech
friendly you'll need sighted assistance installing Sapi support.
Honestly running Windows XP through VMPlayer is a better solution in
my opinion than Win
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Hi Nicol,
Wine is a free Windows emulator for Linux. You can use it to emulate
games and other Win
Hi Nicol,
Wine is a free Windows emulator for Linux. You can use it to emulate
games and other Windos appplications.
On 10/6/10, NIcol wrote:
> HI Tom
> On 06 October 2010 05:40 AM you said:
> "Well, that leaves us with wine. It is possible to get Visual Basic 6
> programs to run using Wine, but
HI Tom
On 06 October 2010 05:40 AM you said:
"Well, that leaves us with wine. It is possible to get Visual Basic 6
programs to run using Wine, but it is a major undertaking to get
working."
What does wine stand for?
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