Buttink wrote: > > Buttink wrote: > > i didnt run it as root but with super user thingy sudo but then again you have to have that to do anything so... yah but your right you have to run something to get your .wine folder it dont know why that didnt show up the other times but whatever > > > i did > > sudo apt-get wine This is installing Wine as a program into your system. But does not start it. Wine's "configuration" - registry and "fake c:" are created first time you run Wine. And they are created (by default) in your user's home directory. That's why running Wine as root (or for that matter any other user) will create the "fake c:" drive somewhere where you can't access it. Buttink wrote: > ... I was thinking maybe it installed and didnt get permission to right or something BUT THEN apt-get bitches that it cant if you try so you have to ... Correct. Installing a program into your system requires root privileges.
