Cannot install PCBArtist. Using Lenny and wine 1.0.1-1. AppDB suggests going to c:/windows/temp/r... something or other but that folder isn't there. Tried copying the the install file to several different folders, including trying to install from the terminal. In terminal mode I get complaints about x server and setting display mode. I get a window that briefly flashes by and an error window box about using option /a. AppDB lists program as Gold, does that mean it's supposed to run?
yonnie wrote:> Cannot install PCBArtist. Using Lenny and wine 1.0.1-1. AppDB suggests going to c:/windows/temp/r... something or other but that folder isn't there. Tried copying the the install file to several different folders, including trying to install from the terminal. In terminal mode I get complaints about x server and setting display mode. I get a window that briefly flashes by and an error window box about using option /a. > > AppDB lists program as Gold, does that mean it's supposed to run?Gold means it ran fine with some tweaks for that particular person in that particular version of Wine. The first thing I would suggest is fixing whatever Wine is complaining about with the x server and display mode. Wine can't display resolutions that your system doesn't support. If it still doesn't install, try upgrading to the latest development release of Wine (1.1.10) and see if that works. If none of that works--post console output.
yonnie <wineforum-user at winehq.org> at: Dec 9, 2008 10:50 AM (MST) wrote about: [Wine] Re: pcbartist> >When I tried using the terminal I saw a couple complaints about starting the x server and changing the display mode. I far as I can tell the x server is running and the display mode is 1024x768 and I have no clue as to how to change that nor any info as to what I should change it to. Besides, if I did any of that, then what happens if I break the system and can't use it for anything else? If I download and install the very latest version, then I end up with a new problem where the package manager won't recognize future updates for that package. Not that it matters that much, I guess, as I have yet to find a software package that runs without issues under any release of Wine on any version of Linux. If I do run into something that works, I don't have to wait very long for an update that breaks it. > >I'm pretty certain the issue has to do with the pcbArtist installer and how Wine is handling it. See screenshot of first complaint box, this happens about half a second after starting install. > Expletive!*!#%, guess I'm not telepathic enough to figure out how to attach a simple screen-shotUse a site like pastebin and then put the URL to the screen shot here. Thank you. James McKenzie