sudo add-apt-repository ppa: ubuntu-wine/ppa-y && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get-y install wine1.7

sudo dpkg - print-architecture

amd64

sudo dpkg - print-foreign-architectures

sudo dpkg - add-architecture i386

sudo dpkg - print-foreign-architectures

i386

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install wine

echo "foreign-architecture i386"> / etc / dpkg.cfg.d / architectures

sudo dpkg - add-architecture i386

winecfg

• Click "Add Application ..." (add application).
• Browse to the location of this application and select it. The drop down menu below allows you to choose the version of Windows that will be responsible for interpreting Wine. The changes you make tabs Libraries and Display also not concern the application.

• Click "Automatically detect ...".
• Click on the letter that the field "Assignment Editor" is filled with / media / cdrom or / media/cdrom0 .
• Then click "Show advanced settings" and make sure the "Type" field is CD-ROM.

• It is recommended to uncheck the option "Allow DirectX applications to stop the mouse leaving their window" in order to switch between windows on your desktop without any problems.
• The option "Allow the window manager to decorate the windows" should be unchecked.
• It is recommended to check the "Emulate a virtual desktop" box, with the resolution you normally use (eg 1280 * 1024). This trick not solve a lot of display problems. For the current screen resolution you can use:

  xrandr-q | grep \ *

• For supporting the Vertex Shader, put in "Hardware" and if that does not work, turn it to "Emulation" or "None". (Vertex Shader can manage lighting, among other things, on recent games).
• The "Use Pixel Shader" option can be selected to manage the textures on recent games.
• The "Screen Resolution" option allows you to set the display resolution in DPI ( dots per inch or dots per inch).

• The tab "Integration with desktop" will allow you to customize the appearance of Wine in the "skinnant". You can load a Windows display theme to apply to Wine. Windows themes are on your "real" Windows partition (not the one created by Wine) in C :/ Windows / Resources / Themes.You can find more information on page wine_look .
• The category "System Folders" simulates the location of folders like "My Documents" under Linux.

Apparently since the 1.3.25 release, major changes in the management of audio appeared; this part should be rewritten.

• In the "Driver Selection", you can select the audio driver (ALSA, OSS , ESD, NAS ...).

• Category "DirectSound" can solve a lot of problems in audio games.
• To ensure good sound quality, set the hardware acceleration to Complete (full) or if it does not work, Emulation (especially for games before 2002), if Standard , and select the "Driver Emulation" box.

sudo adduser - home / home / wine - disabled-password - disabled-login wine

sudo adduser $ USER wine

 At this stage, the directory .wine / drive_c is still in the home of the user who installed wine (variable WINEPREFIX?).

sudo chmod-R ug + rw / home / wine 

sudo chown-R wine: wine / home / wine 

sudo chmod ug + x zorglub.exe

It only remains to set Wine for all real computer users, and indicate that the C: drive is / home / wine / .wine (explanations below) With the command winecfg. TBD because there is no explanation below.

wine Winefile

Winefile

cd / path / to / your / program /
wine votreprogramme.exe

   wine / the / path / to / file / # # setup.exe (or install.exe)

   wine / media / cdrom / setup.exe # # to install from a CDROM (or cdrom0 instead of cdrom) or install.exe

• You place it in the directory where mon_fichier.msi (use the cd command from the terminal, cd means: change directory, change directory).Here for example the command to type if you put the file on the desktop:

  cd / home / my_login / Desktop

  or following versions
  

  cd / home / my_login / Office

• Type the following command:

  msiexec / i myfile.msi

  and follow the information that should be given to you by the dialog box. For conscience (that is Windows anyway) you can add the following command:
  

  wineboot

wine rundll32 setupapi.dll, InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 128. / * inf.

wine uninstaller

• Nautilus create a file association between Wine and suffixes like. exe. Then you can simply open Nautilus, navigate to the program and click on the exe file. To launch this program with Wine.
• create a launcher using the following command (note quotation marks needed).

wine "c: \ program files \ dossier_du_programme \ nom_du_programme.exe"

env WINEPREFIX = "/ home / your_login / .wine" wine "C: \ \ Program Files \ \ dossier_du_programme \ \ nom_du_programme.exe"

wineconsole

man wine

control wine

wine: Creating configuration directory '/ home /' something "/ wine. ...

sudo rm-r-d ~ /. wine / *

preloader: Warning: failed to reserve ranks 00000000-00010000
preloader: Warning: failed to reserve ranks 00000000-00010000
preloader: Warning: failed to reserve ranks 00000000-00010000
preloader: Warning: failed to reserve ranks 00000000-00010000
preloader: Warning: failed to reserve ranks 00000000-00010000 

sudo sysctl-w = 0 vm.mmap_min_addr

vm.mmap_min_addr = 65536 

vm.mmap_min_addr = 0

sudo rm-R ~ /. wine

fixme: actctx: parse_depend_manifests Could not find dependent assembly L "Microsoft.VC80.CRT"

The file '/ address / / exe file' is not marked as executable. If This Was downloaded or copied form an untrusted source, it May be dangerous to run. For more details, read about the executable bit.

• In graphical mode. Right click on the exe file and choose "Properties" from the context menu; click on the "Permissions" tab and check "Allow executing file as a program."
• The terminal :

   chmod a + x / address / / exe file

wine: Install the Windows version of Mono to run NET executables.

tahoma winetricks-q gecko liberation ie8 dotnet20 MSI2 fontfix mono22 allfonts

sh winetricks-q gecko ie8 liberation tahoma dotnet20 MSI2 fontfix mono22 allfonts

1. Run regedit in a terminal
2. Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER / Software Key Drivers / Wine /
3. Put the value "alsa" without the quotes in this key (other values ​​are possible, but this one works best under a priori Ubuntu.http://wiki.winehq.org/UsefulRegistryKeys )
4. Close regedit
5. Lançert winecfg
6. Check that the sound card is selected in the different menus tab sound, otherwise choose

wineboot - update

1. Create a folder named Wine and subfolders Office, Pictures, Music and Videos in your user directory

   mkdir-p ~ / Wine / Office ~ / Wine / Images ~ / Wine / Music ~ / Wine / Videos

2. With the Wine Configuration tool:
   • In the "Integration with Desktop" tab, change the "System Files" by adding / Wine after your user name;
   • In the "Drives" tab, remove the drive Z: and existing drives you want to remove access to Wine;

• (Optional step) First of all, if your game can not run on your current resolution, you'll have to do a little editing / etc/X11/xorg.conf (to edit with root privileges).

Section "Screen"
 Identifier "Default Screen"
 Monitor "Configured Monitor"
 Device "Configured Video Device"
 DefaultDepth 24
 Option "Coolbits" "1"
EndSection

Section "Screen"
 Identify "Wine1024"
 Monitor "Configured Monitor"
 Device "Configured Video Device"
 DefaultDepth 24
 Option "Coolbits" "1"
 Subsection "Display"
  Modes "1024x768"
 EndSubsection 
EndSection

• Start a second X server with this command:

sudo X: 3-ac-terminate-screen Wine1024 &

• Launch your programs with the following syntax:

DISPLAY =: 3 & wine program.exe

DISPLAY =: 3 wine ~ / .wine / drive_c / Program \ Files/Teamspeak2_RC2/TeamSpeak.exe & 

cd ~ / .wine / drive_c / Program \ Files / Warcraft \ III /
DISPLAY =: 3 wine ~ / .wine / drive_c / Program \ Files / Warcraft \ III / Frozen \ Throne.exe &

• Use "Ctrl + Alt + F7" and "Ctrl + Alt + F9" to switch between the two servers.

# / Bin / bash
# Enter below the name preceded by the absolute path to the executable of the game
Full_path = "/ home / USER / .PlayOnLinux / wineprefix / PREFIX / drive_c / PATH OF GAME / EXECUTABLE.exe"
#
#
#
# Replace the potential ~ / home / USER to avoid error wine
Full_path = $ (echo $ full_path | sed-e "s | ~ | $ HOME | g")
# Calculate the number of / in the path to the executable parser
NBS = $ (echo $ full_path | grep-o "/" | wc-l)
# Jeu_path (Isole executable file by deleting the name of the executable)
JEU_PATH = $ (echo $ full_path | cut-d /-f - $ NBS)
# WINEPREFIX (Isole folder name in wineprefix, assuming it to be in home)
WINEPREFIX = $ (echo $ full_path | cut-d /-f -6)
# Exe (Isole the executable name only)
EXE = $ (echo $ full_path | cut-d /-f `expr $ NBS + 1` -)
echo "= $ full_path full_path"
echo "= $ JEU_PATH JEU_PATH"
echo "WINEPREFIX = $ WINEPREFIX"
echo "EXE = $ EXE"

sudo echo "Starting the Game" # This first sudo serves no other avoiding it then asks on larger orders
export JEU_PATH # Installation Path
if (ps-e | grep "tty8!"); then # Check the existence of the second X server
sudo X: 3-ac-terminate & # Launches a new X server display 3 (Only if it is not already running)
fi
sleep 1 # Wait one second that the server is ready
export WINEPREFIX # Use the profile to set specific wine
cd "$ {JEU_PATH}" # Target the game directory
DISPLAY =: 3 # Run xclock xclock & in the X server on hold while starting the game (Otherwise it may close prematurely)
DISPLAY =: 3 = WINEDEBUG-all ck-launch-session wine $ EXE # Starts the game with Wine
xclock xclock # pkill Stop to exit the X server
sleep 5 # Wait 5 seconds of the X Server
if (ps-e | grep "tty8"); then # If it does not stop
sudo kill $ (ps-e | grep "tty8" | cut-f 1-d '') # Stop the second X server
fi

sudo adduser <user> audio

DISPLAY =: 3 = WINEDEBUG-all ck-launch-session wine EXECUTABLE_JEU.exe

• go to ~ / .config / menu
• applications.menu edit the file.
• there is a <deleted> followed by "wine" entry.
• Just delete the <deleted> to find the wine menu.