Where can I download a .deb for Wine?

[aligator12]

I am going to perform an offline install. Thanks.

[GeForce 9500GT]

You can download it here.

[aligator12]

You can download it here.

Where? when I click ubuntu it requires an internet connection which the computer I am going to install it to does not have. And I am not sure what to make of the debian download sections.

[GeForce 9500GT]

Where? when I click ubuntu it requires an internet connection which the computer I am going to install it to does not have. And I am not sure what to make of the debian download sections.

Do you have computer with internet connection? Looking at your reply i really believe that you want ot do something which can't be done. You ask where you can download the .deb package of Wine and you want to do it with a computer without any network/internet connection Pretty impossible....

[aligator12]

Do you have computer with internet connection? Looking at your reply i really believe that you want ot do something which can't be done. You ask where you can download the .deb package of Wine and you want to do it with a computer without any network/internet connection Pretty impossible....

No, I want to download wine's .deb with this computer and copy it to a flash drive.

[Lars Noodén]

Best get it from the Ubuntu download web site. You can find the address in your copy of /etc/apt/sources.list and browse down to W for wine in the Universe repository.

Or if you have installed WINE recently on your computer it and its dependencies should still be in your cache. In that case check /var/cache/apt/archives/

[aligator12]

Best get it from the Ubuntu download web site. You can find the address in your copy of /etc/apt/sources.list and browse down to W for wine in the Universe repository.

Or if you have installed WINE recently on your computer it and its dependencies should still be in your cache. In that case check /var/cache/apt/archives/

Can you please give me a link? Thanks.

[Lars Noodén]

I can give you the link in my sources.list file:

http://fi.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/

You want to substitute "fi" for the ISO-3166 country code for the country you are in right now. That will hook you up with the closest mirror.

Note, you'll have to download any dependencies manually. Getting the file(s) from /var/cache/apt/archives/ is faster.

[mastablasta]

you cna use synaptic package manager to download the packages for offline install.

another option is keryx: http://keryxproject.org

[GeForce 9500GT]

This is the link to the pool. Scroll down to Wine and there's everything. But what was wrong with the link i provided you in post #2??