On 7/4/11 3:03 PM, Astarotte wrote:
wineinstall is a tool that runs the commands you need for you. If you wish to have a little bit more of control, just type thus in the wine folder:
Code:
./configure
This will check if your system has what it takes to build wine. At the end it may let you know that there are some extra pieces of software you'll want to install, like openal. If you want to install them, install the -dev versions of the packages via synaptic.
This also creates a logging file config.log and you can use this to look
for missing packages.
Then rerun
Code:
./configure
If everything went well start to compile wine by typing
Code:
make
wait until it finishes. When it's done type:
Code:
sudo make install
You can skip this if you want to test the built wine version without
overwriting what you already have. The main wine executable should be
in the bin directory where you built wine. Do the following after you
run make:
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cd bin
./wine --version
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This should run without any errors.
James
