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K4Z00 wrote about [Wine] Re: Expect Deadlock! [Building Wine on Etch] > >How fast are you James!? Real fast at times. > Was still googling my own post, and you had already answered. >>Can you create the installation package and then install it on your own system? >This is something I haven't done before. So the answer is possibly. How do I go about it? > Please look

I have an ASUS eePC with the default linux installation (Xandros I believe). I would like to install wine to run a custom application. However, I can not figure out which version of wine to download. Will any of them work? If not which one should I use? Thanks for any and all help.

...nd in a few seconds I was online. It also has wireless and even yer old bleep-buzz modem options. You may be able to run R on the Easy Desktop, but I went straight to the Full Desktop (KDE). There is an excellent description of how to download the necessary files and enable KDE at: http://wiki.eeeuser.com/howto:getkde This gives you what most people who use Linux are used to (you can apparently enable GNOME, too). Now for the fun. I wasn't able to compile R from source as gcc wouldn't go. I'll let you know if I get it working. As in setting up KDE, you have to add a repository....

...a complete Linux newbie, never ever tried it before, so it's good both for me and for family use to retain the original "easy mode" GUI while having R running on the same machine. Full desktop mode (=standard KDE) is also easily enabled by adding kicker and ksmserver (see http://wiki.eeeuser.com/howto:getkde, I did it "the manual way" and it worked; just take heed that kicker and ksmserver were not found in the '900's repository and I had to take them from the '701's). The only thing I wish I were able to do now is to have the graphics windows defaults change...

Hello all, Are there any experiences for CentOS 5 on one eeePC of Asus? Is to be considered here something? I consider myself as secondary equipment one eeePC 900 to add (here in Germany unfortunately at present only with Windows at this time). Did someone already gain experiences with one of the predecessor models here? sincerly Henrik

Hello guys i'm a new asus eee user,you know the small umpc running the Xadnros OS,and since its not alla that bad i'm thinking of sticking to it instead of installing windwos XP.I do need though to run some windows apps,so i heard that wine should be my weapon of choice for this purpose! So anyway i'm not familiar with linux-like setup procedures so i followed a guide on the net for

Hey all, I'm from England and recently all of the 6th form students at my school was given a laptop for studies, meaning I got one. The thing is it's Linux so I'm having trouble opening a .exe Thankfully I came across Wine but the thing is I'm not sure what Linux system the laptop runs on. Here's a link to the laptop: