Huk <Flashpoint@xxxxx> wrote: > Sorry I forgot - I'm using Ubuntu 5.10. I have already tried out wine > 0.9.11/12/13(last one was compiled from the source by myself but I > think everything was ok wiht it) but some people told me to try out cvs > version because (as they said) "It runs more things on my PC then > normal precompiled package". That's why I wan't to install it and try > out :) This statement is misleading. CVS is changing, breaking and getting fixed all the time. It should read "It runs more/less/other things on my PC then normal precompiled packages, depending on the time of day, phase of the moon and wether or not you remembered to chant the secret incantantion". In short, using CVS won't gain you anything unless you intent to start developing yourself. > Even if what they said isn't 100% accurate I would like to know how to > install it (I want to lear everything I can befor I throw Windows > away), so please help me to understand it. Well, if you really insist. 'cvs co wine' gave you a source almost like that from a tarball, so maybe the usual routine will do the trick. But maybe you will have to install and use autoconf & Co. first. Daniel _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
