I ended up moving everything in the ~/.ies4linux/ie6/directory into my
real wine c directory and then making a symlink in ~/.ies4linux/ie6/
that pointed to it. This seemed to make the most sense, especially when
it comes to the fonts I have installed in windows/fonts - I want these
available system wide and didn't want to have to keep a copy in 2
places. YMMV.
Randall Walls
Claude Jones wrote:
On Mon September 19 2005 11:06 am, ivan vadovic wrote:
On Mon, Sep 19, 2005 at 10:29:35AM -0400, Claude Jones wrote:
Did any of you manage to successfully install and run Internet
Explorer with the 20050830 version? If so, how?
Yes. With this short script: http://tatanka.com.br/ies4linux
Thanks for this suggestion. I tried it myself this morning, and it
worked. I too have 20050830 running. I have a question. It set up it's
own fake Windows directory under home/cj/.ies4linux/ie6/drive_c/ - now
I have two of these, the second one being in the /.wine folder. Is there
some way to consolidate these so I don't wind up with two?
If there's nothing valuable in the .wine directory, it's easy:
rm -rf .wine
mv .ies4linux/ie6 .wine
and remove WINEPREFIX from the ~/bin/ie6 script
I can't say I'm knowledgeable enough to know whether there's something
important in the .wine directory. After installing the 20050830 I used
./tools/wineinstall to install wine. This created many things in my .wine
directory including many things not created by the ies4linux script. I am a
bit leery of just trashing all that stuff. Is there a way to merge the two
and keep what's already there? Also, I don't understand that last
instruction. I looked for ie6 in all my bin folders, but I don't see it.
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