similar to: Re: New winetricks 20090116: new verbs mono22, urlmon, wininet,

Gee, it's been a while since I posted a new version of winetricks. This is rather a big update. As always, online at http://kegel.com/wine/winetricks Please submit bug reports to http://code.google.com/p/winezeug/issues/list svn log since version 20081127: r264 | daniel.r.kegel | 2009-01-16 Don't set winver to win2K when installing .net 1.1. r263 | daniel.r.kegel | 2009-01-16 Add

workaround can't be used in wine 1.3.21 winetricks wininet wine iexplore fixme:urlmon:create_object Could not find object for MIME L"application/x-gzip-compressed"

Another, er, quarter, another winetricks. Online as always at http://kegel.com/wine/winetricks or http://winezeug.googlecode.com Thanks to Austin English for taking on most of the work keeping winetricks up to date! (And apologies for my own slowness in doing another release.) Changes since 20090116: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ r491 |

Detlef contributed verbs vbrun3 and vbrun4, thanks! And I added vbrun5 and vbrun6 as the preferred synonym for the existing verbs vbvm5 and vbrun60. That should be easier. As always, winetricks is at http://kegel.com/wine/winetricks and its source repository is at http://winezeug.googlecode.com

Big news: as of today or so, wine doesn't need any patches to install the .net 2.0 runtime or run trivial .net 2.0 apps, so I've added a dotnet20 verb. No more futzing with recipes to try out simple .net 2 apps, huzzah! There are lots of other little changes, too: 20080402 r21 Added dotnet20, removed one kludge from dotnet11, added win2k verb, plus shorthand for winver=foo r20

Another major release of wine, another winetricks release :-) Download url: http://winetricks.org/winetricks http://winetricks.org/download/releases/winetricks-20120308.tgz For bug tracker, mailing lists, and wiki, see http://winetricks.org To become a Winetricks contributor, see http://code.google.com/p/winetricks/wiki/AddingNewVerbs Changes since 20111115: Ahmed Waheed: ao: new verb Austin

Another week, another winetricks. (A bit early because of the macosx fix.) Highlights: Fixes install check on macosx; many other small bugfixes and updates, too. For vineyard compatibility, don't explode if a wineprefix has spaces in the subdir name. New option --force for when you want to override the dependency check Experimental support for Steam games, see new verbs alienswarm_steam,

Another day, another winetricks release. (Release early, release often!) Adobe went and updated flash (today?), so I've updated winetricks to match. (It's really time to make winetricks not need an update every time flash is updated...) I also added a firefox35 verb because it's the last major release that worked with flash in wine. To install firefox with flash and shockwave, do

I am a chinese, and we are tring to run atuodesk 3ds max 9.0 with the help of wine and "winetricks". Could you illustrate that how to use "winetricks" to install .net 2.0 and other windows applications. Thank you very much.

Another fortnight, another Winetricks. This one has a heap of bug fixes (e.g. works again in kde, don't think glsl=disabled means disabling glsl.dll, don't expolode if a wineprefix has single quotes in the name), and the following new verbs: DLLs: d3dx11_42 xact: now also installs xapofx1_1.dll xact_jun2010: newer version of xact for games that need e.g. xapofx1_4 Apps: utorrent3: new

Thanks for letting us know about some good other stuff!!! It helped me to resolve my issue..

Dan Kegel wrote: > > There's already msvcr70 in the wine tree. Is it not sufficient? > And you can already install native msvcr70 with winetricks, do 'vcrun2003'. > Maybe it's in the wine tree but at the time being it's not activated when you build the prefix because up to now I've not seen it in system32/winsxs. It's like secur32, for a while not

Hi dankegel, Here is the d3dx9_43.dll : http://www.d3dx9.net/download-missing-d3dx9_43-dll/ ?download it and then extract the downloaded zip file to the system32 folder which is located in windows folder (that is located in your main drive which contains the installed windows)

I have no trouble to install fusion.dll regsvr fusion.dll will however only work if msvcrt70.dll is in the system32. vcrun2005 is installing properly. However it is not passing the check of the Installshield (i.e. something is not fully/correctly registered). doing the Winetrick before starting the Installshield is not changing a thing. To write a script I would have to learn programming and

Another fortnight, another Winetricks. This release fixes a handful of bugs, and adds a handful of games (or, really, ports them from wisotool). It also brings back the old verb dotnet20sp2, since that seems to work with wine-1.3.18 (please let me know if it's useful). It also adds a rudimentary gui to prompt for Steam username and password, cleans up the --help message, and improves mac and

Another two months, another winetricks release. (So much for release early, release often :-) Highlights: - fixes a bunch of verbs whose download URLs had changed, especially vcrun2005 and vcrun2008. - fixes the annoying "unexpanded variable" error which happened when running old wine with a new wineprefix. - brings back gog support (though without automated download for now; any

Hello. First off I generally have only used Ubuntu and recently decided to swap to openSUSE 11.4. I only ever played WoW with WINE and it just worked fine. I currently play Rift and I am sick of booting into Windows. I see in the AppDB that it runs fine. I tried the version of WINE in the openSUSE repos and did a winetricks vcrunn2008 and winetricks d3dx9, because that is what it said is needed

I'm trying to get my app to use WinInet to connect to a https url through a proxy. I found that the following patch (my code in bold) to http.c improved wininet.dll.so (based on the 2.1-rc2 code) so that my app can talk to some servers. It still doesn't work if the server returns with a CONTINUE. But not all servers are using this. Thankfully the one server my app really depends on

Hello everyone, I like the expressiveness of dplyr's data manipulation verbs, but I also appreciate the optimizations offered by data.table, so I figured: why not both? The table.express package leverages the rlang package to bridge dplyr and data.table by essentially parsing and chaining the operations specified by the verbs, building expressions that are ultimately evaluated by data.table,

Hello everyone, I like the expressiveness of dplyr's data manipulation verbs, but I also appreciate the optimizations offered by data.table, so I figured: why not both? The table.express package leverages the rlang package to bridge dplyr and data.table by essentially parsing and chaining the operations specified by the verbs, building expressions that are ultimately evaluated by data.table,