Wine Installation

**JerryC** · October 14th, 2011

I am working on installing WINE. When I go to the software center and search WINE, there are 13 choices none of which is clear as to which should be installed first, whether more than one should be installed, or, if more than one, which is first. Is there a write up somewhere that explains exactly how to install WINE?

JC

**WasMeHere** · October 14th, 2011

Hi JC,

Let Ubuntu download what it prefers using apt-get

Code:

sudo apt-get install wine

I think that will give you a version that works well.

Have fun finding out about Ubuntu
Olle

**JerryC** · October 16th, 2011

I wish it was fun learning about Ubuntu but there's always a glitch. In the processing of the wine install it gets to a place where you have to accept an EULA for microsoft fonts. How do you accept it. I tried pressing enter because it shows OK in the box. I tried retyping the OK. I scrolled through the agreement to the end. Nothing is working. How do I get past this point?

JC

**cwwilson721** · October 16th, 2011

<TAB> until it's highlighted, then <SPACE>

**JerryC** · October 16th, 2011

That worked. Thank you very much. WINE is now installed and I have a couple simple games working. These installations left an icon on the desktop as I wanted, but it also left a .lnk icon for each one. Can those .lnk icons be deleted or does WINE need them?

JC

**WasMeHere** · October 16th, 2011

I'm glad that wine works for you

I think you can run the games without the links, but maybe it would be more inconvenient, so you could rename them and see if it works as you want (and later on either reset them to the original name or delete them).

When you feel that your problem is solved, please make the thread SOLVED

Have fun
Olle

**JerryC** · October 16th, 2011

I believe the .lnk icons will be able to be deleted. I don't know how to mark the thread solved.

**Airvikar** · October 17th, 2011

Video tutorial on Wine.
1. The first video tutorial - istallation Wine:
Ubuntu 10.10
Wine 1.3.29
Time: 7min.
Format Video: .avi, 1280x1024, H.264, 25frames/sek.

2. The second video tutorial - upgrade Wine:
DirectX;
Microsoft Visual C++ 2003;
Microsoft Visual C++ 2005;
Microsoft Visual C++ 2010;
Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0;
Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0;
Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5;
NVIDIA PhysX;
Games for Windows-Live;
Windows Media Player 10;
Time: 28min.
Format Video: .avi, 1280x1024, H.264, 25frames/sek.

http://depositfiles.com/files/z4724l3u1