similar to: Problem when Trusting the WineHQ APT Repository

Greetings folks, Since the sourceforge apt repository is woefully limited to just one distribution version, and because it is exceedingly slow and times out a lot, budgetdedicated.com has graciously donated us a blazing fast server to host the fresh Ubuntu packages. To use the APT repository, simply edit 'sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list' and then add the following lines, depending on

Greetings folks. I've gotten a new APT repository for my Ubuntu packages set up, courtesy of Budget Dedicated - http://www.budgetdedicated.com/ The server is super fast and won't time out on you like Sourceforge does, so remove the sourceforge lines from your /etc/apt/sources.list and instead replace them with these: deb http://wine.lowvoice.nl/apt breezy main deb-src

I haven't tested it much, so let me know if it mysteriously breaks, but winetools 0.9 is now in the winehq Apt repository. I had to rename it 3.0.9 so it'll properly replace older versions of winetools (2.x). Oh well. Thanks, Scott Ritchie

The instructions use the character O or is it 0, you cannot tell by looking at the screen or a printout. Another ambiguity is the command (s?): sudo wget http://wine.budgetdedicated.......... /etc/apt/sources.list.d/winehq.list Is this one long command continued on two lines, or is it two commands? I am not in the sudo list on my stock debian/etch installation, and do not wish to take three

Anyone know what I'm doing wrong here? I'm following the instruction here: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb, but when I try to add the repository's key to your system's list of trusted APT keys I get the error "invalid packet". TIA -Adam ======================================== adam at linnorm:~/downloads$ cat Scott\ Ritchie.gpg -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY

To prevent conflicts when upgrading to 8.04, older releases will no longer be getting Wine updates. Ubuntu Hardy will be released this Thursday, and contains many fixes that also affect Wine, such as support for some missing libraries in the 64 bit version. By default, Ubuntu's update manager will disable third party repositories on upgrade, which will leave you with the Wine included in

I added the winehq debian repository to apt-get | synaptic (I am running mepis 3.3) and would like to install those rather than the debian official unstable builds but since the winehq repository is also marked as part of 'unstable' distro I can't find a way to distinguish the wine / winelib provided by winehq from the official ones (which would need the many winelib-* packages)

I don't know if you guys know this but, the site http://wine.budgetdedicated.com is down for some reason. Now no one can access the Ubuntu deb archives or Scott Ritchie's key which I kinda need. Thought I'd let someone know.

I am trying to build Wine from source on an X64 Hardy Ubuntu system in order to do some regression testing. I am having trouble however to build the dependencies for that. I already did these a while ago, but I re-applied just in case the instructions from this page for the apt repository http://www.winehq.org/site/download-deb. I constantly get this error: xavier at Xavier:~$ sudo apt-get

I want to install a new version of Wine because the one I installed with apt-get in Debian is quite old and buggy (0.9.25). So after doing "apt-get uninstall wine", I followed this guide (http://www.winehq.org/site/download-deb), to install a newer wine version but encountered a few problems: 1. the guide says > Now you can install Wine by clicking this link. Alternatively, you

Excuse me here if I am asking a question already asked, but im having some problems when entering "sudo apt-get update" in terminal. I get these errors; This is derived from problems with update manager so I thought id try the terminal to update. I have version 8.04.1 W: A error occurred during the signature verification. The repository is not updated and the previous index files will

For those of you running Ubuntu Feisty, you can now use the new Wine Feisty APT repository. If you're upgrading from Edgy or installing fresh, simply follow the instructions at http://winehq.org/site/download-deb - the old edgy repository will be overwritten by the command to install the Feisty one. A debian etch repository should be available by the weekend as well. Thanks, Scott Ritchie

Well I'm new here, so first, hi all there ^^. I'm here because initially when I tried to install the latest wine version on Ubuntu 9.04, I was following the instructions and I saw a 404 error. I saw also a lot of post relating 404 errors, but they were user-side errors. So I checked it myself, and I saw that putting http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt on the browser bar makes it give a

Hi I wanted to install wine using your apt source in my recently installed Ubuntu 8.10, but when I got to the installation page (http://www.winehq.org/download/deb), but it didn't say how to install it in Intrepid Ibex (at least in spanish, which is the language I can see that page on). As easy as this, just follow the instructions and add the key: wget -q

I added the winehq debian repository to apt-get | synaptic (I am running mepis 3.3) and would like to install those rather than the debian official unstable builds but since the winehq repository is also marked as part of 'unstable' distro I can't find a way to distinguish the wine / winelib provided by winehq from the official ones (which would need the many winelib-* packages)

I'm running Debian Etch and after runing: Code: sudo wget http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/sources.list.d/etch.list -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/winehq.list just like it says here (http://winehq.org/site/download-deb) and then runing: Code: sudo apt-get update It says: [...] Hit http://ftp.ro.debian.org etch/main Sources Hit http://ftp.ro.debian.org etch/non-free Sources Hit

Hi, Couldn't find the answer searching the forum. I would like install Wine on a system that has Ubuntu 9.10 but NO access to the Internet. I have another system with Ubuntu 8.04 which can access Internet, but the instructions at http://www.winehq.org/download/deb seem to imply that it would install the Wine on my 8.04 machine. Is there any binary I could download that I could put on a

http://www.winehq.org/download/deblenny helpfully points out that lamaresh.net and not wine.budgetdedicated.com should be used as the source for wine packages for Debian. However, there are some problems. First the page provides less useful information than is provided by http://www.winehq.org/download/deb, which still exists and unhelpfully recommends wine.budgetdedicated.com. The other problem

I was trying to update my wine package because synaptic said there was an update available and I got the following message W: Failed to fetch http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/pool/main/w/wine/wine_1.1.18~winehq0~ubuntu~8.04-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb Could not connect to wine.budgetdedicated.com:80 (81.171.111.184). - connect (111 Connection refused) [IP: 81.171.111.184 80] I also can not connect

Yesterday evening, I became unable to access http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/ . This has firstly become inaccessible to me for the purpose of finding out from the Web pages, whether version 0.9.59 has been adapted as binaries for Debian yet, which I personally need as a user of Kanotix, because the whole index can't be called up. But in addition right now, an 'apt-get update' fails