James McKenzie wrote:
vitamin wrote:
xaber1488 wrote:
And how can I reset the changes done with winetricks? Simply
removing the libraries overrides?
Pretty much. Those dlls will still be around but Wine by default
prefers it's own dlls (in most cases).
quote="xaber1488"]And to apply them again, should I use again the sh
winetricks comand?[/quote]
Should work as well
Actually, if you can do this, it is a best practice for installing new
programs and tesing with Wine:
Open a terminal session (applies regardless of which operating system
you are using)
code:
cd $HOME
mv .wine{,.backup}
wine notepad
This will create a new and clean .wine to work in.
Apply all changes made with Winetricks
Then install your program.
Run the program from the command line.
If the program will not run, or if you want to remove all changes
again, you can change the move (mv) command to:
mv wine{,.backup1}
Reminder, you might want to 'prune' the number of backups every once
in a while to conserve space.
James McKenzie
s/tesing/testing in the first line of my reply.
James McKenzie
