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I am trying to run the Lala music mover (it works in conjuction with Lala.com, a legal music sharing service). I've managed to tweak Wine enough to work it to a certain point in the wizard (this was a few months ago) but it throws back some errors about unimplimented functions. The console trace is HUGE so I didn't want to post it to the list right off the bat for those of you who read

Hello. I'm having trouble with the latest patch for Cities XL 2011 (Patch_1.5.0.723_1.5.0.725.exe). The unpatched version of the game runs without issue. The patch installs fine, but then when running the game it immediately crashes to the desktop with the "deficiency in wine" error. Currently I'm using WINE 1.2.2 (I have also tried 1.3.14 & 1.3.16) in openSUSE 11.4 64

Hello, I would like to contribute to the Wiki. A few things right off - I'd like to add to the "Yum and RPM Tricks" section and would also like to add information and tips on setting up CentOS machines for FPGA (Quartus/ISE/Modelsim) development. Also, I use CentOS on a day to day basis for development, and would be happy to document any useful tips I come across in the future.

[quote="Dotan Cohen"] Of course they will not rewrite the software in another technology. However, had they known that running AutoCAD in Wine was important, they might not have switched to .NET 3.0 before it runs in Wine. Likewise, if you start letting them know _now_ that there is demand for AutoCAD on Linux, then in the future they won't switch from .NET 3.0 to .NET 4.0 before it

Hello again :) I have installed Half-Life through wine. As reported in appdb it works without trouble. When I start it with sound (alsa), it freezes during intro logo. Sound goes on but nothing happens. When I start it using oss and oss IS ALREADY USED, i have no sound but game dont freeze during intro logo. Starting the game with --console and alsa, there is no intro logo and it starts with

Hi just noticed a regression in wine 0.9.49 (compared versus 0.9.47). One program (altera Quartus II) uses the computers NIC in order to verify the software license. In wine 0.9.47 the program correctly identifies the computer NIC, so validation works. In wine 0.9.49 the program does not find any NICs, so license validation doesn't work. Downgrading to 0.9.47 brings back this funtionality.

I saw a discussion that looked exactly like the issue that I'm having, but turned out to be a divide by zero error instead. I apologize if this issue as already been addressed. I am trying to run an IDE called MPLAB(v7.20) under wine(v20050524). I can get the IDE up and it will successfully call another program called mpasmwin.exe which assembles the file. This mpasmwin program generates