Susan Cragin
2011-Aug-23 11:11 UTC
[Wine] Can't install program with today's git in 64-bit
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downloaded today''s git, compiled --enable-win64, and installed.
<br>>The command "wine64 notepad" produces notepad, and
everything seems fine. <br>>But then I tried installing Dragon
NaturallySpeaking, which is a program made for both 32-bit and 64-bit systems.
<br>>I go to the DNS11 folder, type "wine64 setup"
<br>>and absolutely nothing happens.
<br>>Suggestions?<br><br>No error message at
all?<br><br>Did you type in the full name of the program, probably
setup.exe? I like to type it like: wine64 se then press <tab> which will
finish the command or warn if it is still incomplete.<br><br>If it
just sits there, you can find out if it''s using the cpu or is
idle.<br><br>------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br>I
tried using wine setup.exe and then wine64 setup.exe. <br>Used the tab key
in both instances. <br>It''s not using the cpu, it''s just
idle. <br><br>susan@susan:~$ cd DNS11<br>susan@susan:~/DNS11$
wine setup.exe <br>The program ''wine'' can be found in
the following packages:<br> * wine1.2<br> *
wine1.3<br> * wine1.0<br>Try: sudo apt-get install
<selected package><br>susan@susan:~/DNS11$ wine64 setup.exe
<br>susan@susan:~/DNS11$
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Susan Cragin
2011-Aug-23 11:17 UTC
[Wine] Can't install program with today's git in 64-bit
I downloaded today's git, compiled --enable-win64, and installed.>>The command "wine64 notepad" produces notepad, and everything seems fine. >>But then I tried installing Dragon NaturallySpeaking, which is a program made for both 32-bit and 64-bit systems. >>I go to the DNS11 folder, type "wine64 setup" >>and absolutely nothing happens. >>Suggestions?>No error message at all? > >Did you type in the full name of the program, probably setup.exe? I like to type it like: wine64 se then press which will finish the command or warn if it is still incomplete. > >If it just sits there, you can find out if it's using the cpu or is idle. > >-------------------------------------------------------------->I tried using wine setup.exe and then wine64 setup.exe. >Used the tab key in both instances. >It's not using the cpu, it's just idle. >susan at susan:~/DNS11$ wine64 setup.exe >susan at susan:~/DNS11$ >By the way, I have a small program called notepad2, which is not installable and runs from a single small exe. and I tried to run that with the usual command wine64 notepad2 And nothing happens. So it's not just an installation problem.
Susan Cragin
2011-Aug-23 14:29 UTC
[Wine] Can't install program with today's git in 64-bit
>I downloaded today's git, compiled --enable-win64, and installed. >The command "wine64 notepad" produces notepad, and everything seems fine. >But then I tried installing Dragon NaturallySpeaking, which is a program made for both 32-bit and 64-bit systems. >I go to the DNS11 folder, type "wine64 setup" >and absolutely nothing happens. >Suggestions? > > >No error message at all? >Did you type in the full name of the program, probably setup.exe? I like to type it like: wine64 se then press which will finish the command or warn if it is still incomplete. > >If it just sits there, you can find out if it's using the cpu or is idle. > >-------------------------------------------------------------->I tried using wine setup.exe and then wine64 setup.exe. >Used the tab key in both instances. >It's not using the cpu, it's just idle. >susan at susan:~/DNS11$ wine64 setup.exe >susan at susan:~/DNS11$ > >By the way, I have a small program called notepad2, which is not installable and runs from a single small exe. and I tried to run that with the usual command >wine64 notepad2 >And nothing happens. >So it's not just an installation problem.