On Tue, 2010-08-10 at 08:06 -0500, Daqar wrote: > I ran the installers as root, using the OpenSuse su command, > Thats what you did wrong. 'su' starts a privileged shell which it runs as root with /root as its home directory, not /home/youruser. The wine package itself must be installed as root because its a normal Linux package, but all Wine applications and games MUST NOT be installed as root because they are intended to be installed as user-level code that must be installed in the user you intend to run them from. The fix things: (1) go into root using 'su' and delete the .wine directory you'll find there: rm -rf .wine (2) Remember that you never run Wine applications or games as root just as you never do anything else as root unless its a system maintenance task. (3) Reinstall the games in the user where you intend to run them, without using 'su' > Is that the error? I couldn't make the installers work without root permissions. > If you run a program with 'sudo' it gets elevated privileges but will still run in your login, so try running the installer this way: sudo wine setup.exe ...but I strongly suggest you read the manpages for su and sudo first so you know what each does and how to decide which will best accomplish the task you need done. Martin
