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I noticed this thread hasn't been updated in almost a year but I'm experiencing a similar problem. I'm running wine on os x and my wine-gecko directories look like this: Code: jon@~: ls -ha ~/.wine/drive_c/windowls/gecko/0.1.0/ total 62728 drwxr-xr-x 36 jon staff 1.2K Jan 18 16:02 . drwxr-xr-x 3 jon staff 102B Jan 18 15:47 .. -rwxr-xr-x 1 jon staff 30K Jan 18 16:02

I am using Ubuntu 8.04 and Wine 1.10. Before installing Wine I had installed Firefox 3.0 final release for Linux as instructed on the Ubuntu site. It said not to uninstalled the version of Firefox that came with Ubuntu because it may break Gecko and other things, so I didn't uninstall it. I've now installed Wine 1.10 and have installed one application, however, it gave me a prompt to

I have installed Sacred under Wine. "This application is trying to show an HTML Page. Wine needs Gecko (Mozilla HML engine) to be installed to show the page. Click install if you want Wine to automatically download and install Gecko." When I click on install... Nothing happens. I have tried to use the Ubuntu Forums to figure out what the answer is, but those haven't been

Im running an AMD64 version of Debian Sid. Wine runs windows apps fine, but when running an application for the first time like Steam, it asked to download gecko as an web browser engine. Prettymuch the problem is, is that it doesn't work, web pages in steam dont load and I get an error when trying to display them. doing "wine iexplore http://www.google.com" brings up the error

sorry, but im new to linux and wine, but i was reading the tutorial on how to install steam and the third step said: Install Gecko Engine by running -wine iexplore http://winehq.org- what dose it mean to "run" something? thanks for any replys -REIGN

Following these instructions to install steam[1], I try to install gecko engine by running the command $wine iexplore wine iexplore http://winehq.org But it crashes, leaving that error message I'm using wune 0.9.36 on Ubuntu 6.10 [1] http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?iVersionId=1554 ========================================== fixme:shdocvw:IEWinMain "http://winehq.org" 1

Hello, Im having a problem with gecko and an aplication built on PowerBuilder. My application calls some sort of HTML rendering and gecko is downloaded. After downloading, I can browse the menus but not the content in those. I only see a white screen The debug output: a) When I change the view in the menu list i get this err:mshtml:nsChannelBSC_stop_binding RemoveRequest failed: 80004005 b)

Okay, I'm a super super-dee-duper newbster. Aaaaand I'm on a MacBook. Aaaaand I'm running Leopard (10.5.8). So I've used Wine before a loooong time ago for some things, but nothing big. And now I want to play Gunz (from ijji.com). I got everything downloaded (the reactor) and then it tells me something about "Gecko" needing to be installed. I get everything all installed

opensuse 11.2 64 bit I have downloaded and compiled/installed wine 1.1.11, so that I may use a windows program called WinMX 3.54b4 [32 bit] on my linux opensuse distro. I had been advised that Wine versions higher than this do not work well with WinMX. At the end of the compile it tells me that libgphoto2-32bit was not found and that cameras won't work. I check in Yast2 to see if it can

Hello, I have a windows application called Anita (terminal emulation sofware from www.april.se) that runs just fine on Linux with WINE. The problem is that Anita needs to open an HTML page and display a PDF file. It works on Windows - terminal emulation software displays the PDF file without any problems but it doesn't work on linux. It displays a blank page. My guess is because on Windows

Hi, I just want to install a windows based application on RHEL5.2 followed the steps below: 1.yum install wine 2.run "wine iexplore" : a) system ask to install the wine gecko, b) then wine attempted to download them automatically,but failed. 3.install wine_gecko manually : a) downloaded "wine_gecko-0.1.0.cab" from

Hi, I need to debug some complex Javascript that leaks in MSIE (no leaks in Firefox though). For this purpose, I am trying to utilize programs like Drip and sIEve. Both programs fail under Wine, and my guess is, they try to use Gecko as the rendering engine (and this is not what's desired: Gecko works fine with my stuff). Now, provided that MSIE can be installed under Wine, and works, can

Hey everybody, i'm honestly a first time linux user, but a long time fan. I've started getting the hang of things but there is one thing that i can't figure out. I was trying to install warcraft 3 using the blizzard downloader and the downloader froze and crashed as soon as i started it. I checked the terminal and it looks like gecko wouldn't initialize... I tried to launch wine

New user to ubuntu and wine...almost ready to throw in the towel and revert to Win 7...except I do not like Microsoft and beleive that we need to support an alternative Anyway I can't get Gecko to install correctly straight up or using the alternative installation instructions (cab regedit etc.) Attached is a copy of the terminal report showing where I have been and the outcome of the

Behaviour: looks like any applications that try to use mshtml(most perfect dark and built-in iexplore) crash: Steps to reproduce > rm -rf ~/.wine > export LANG=ja_JP.utf-8 > wine --version wine-1.1.43 > wine iexplore wine: created the configuration directory '/devel/.wine' fixme:msvcrt:_setmbcp trail bytes data not available for DBCS codepage 0 - assuming all bytes

The Wine development release 1.3.5 is now available. What's new in this release (see below for details): - Support for animated cursors. - Printing directly through CUPS instead of lpr. - Installer fixes for Office 2010. - Many MSXML3 improvements. - Improved Shader Model 4 support. - Proper icons in built-in Internet Explorer. - Translation updates. - Various bug fixes. The

wine-users-request@winehq.org wrote: > On 12/19/06, Flying <wu_yinghui@yahoo.com> wrote: > > > --- James Hawkins <truiken@gmail.com> wrote: > >> > > > >> > > The install isn't only half completed by the time it > >> > > asks for a > >> > > reboot....that's all there is to the install. If it >

I've installed wine version 1.1.37 on Slackware 13.0 32-bit using pkginstall. Internet explorer loads via wine: example cd /home/tim/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/Internet Explorer wine iexplore.exe

With all of my wine prefixes is getting a little annoying to have this pop up every time I update wine or start a new prefix. Is there a way to disable it globally, or at least within each prefix? Thanks!

This is very possibly an easy fix, as I've had steam running on this particular box before through wine. However, I've been googling my ass off and looking through the suggested fixes on the appdb to no avail. Let's start with my setup: OS: Slackware 13.37 (64 bit with working multilib) completely up to date Video: NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GT running the most recent linux 64 bit