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hey, Sometimes there're Workarounds like "you'll need this dlls and this Wine Version". How can I use an older Version (0.9.58) without deinstalling the new? I tried it with PlayOnLinux, but there new problems appeared. greetz

Hey, A question of a Tux/Wine Newbie. There's a how-to using Xfire with wine in the appdb, I shall compile it from source using GCC-4.5. But I only know how to compile a single file with it or using the standard 'make' command, how it's shown in the Wine-Wiki. I googled for a tutorial, but didn't found anything. Can anyone help me with it giving a small help? In thanks, CF

Hopefully you don't get annoyed by my newbie-Questions [Rolling Eyes] I tried to install the wine version 1.3.4 beside the normal installation (1.2.1), so I got the source, and used this code on it: Code: ./configure --prefix=/home/sereiya/.wine-1.3.4 && make Then I've installed it with Code: sudo make install With this, I folloed the instructions in the FAQ. But now,

Hi, I've a Problem with Anno 1602 Gold Edition (or sometimes known as King Edition). It's working fine for some time (10min o.s.), and then it's simply crashing. There isn't described a Problem like that in the AppDB, and I can't find the reason on myself. I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 Jacky and Wine...ehrm..."PACKAGE_STRING" stands there where the Version should be