Hey,I just installed SUSE 10.2 and added the wine Repo to my yast,when I go to the "software management" and search for Wine I can only see : Wine Wineasio Winedoors Winetools I've installed these,now when I try to start Winecfg by running using one of the 2 commands "$ /usr/local/bin/winecfg" or "$ winecfg" in my shell I get a message saying : "bash: $: command not found" I can't understand what I'm doing wrong,so any help would be much appreciated.
On Sat, May 10, 2008 at 4:42 PM, toolazy <wineforum-user at winehq.org> wrote:> Hey,I just installed SUSE 10.2 and added the wine Repo to my yast,when I go to the "software management" and search for Wine I can only see : > > Wine > Wineasio > Winedoors > Winetools > > I've installed these,now when I try to start Winecfg by running using one of the 2 commands "$ /usr/local/bin/winecfg" or "$ winecfg" in my shell I get a message saying : "bash: $: command not found" > > I can't understand what I'm doing wrong,so any help would be much appreciated. > > > > > >Try running without the $. $ is a symbol saying put this in terminal. # is similar, but means run as root in terminal. Hence, when you see: $ winecfg Really, they mean: run terminal type 'winecfg' without the quotes Press enter.
toolazy wrote:> Hey,I just installed SUSE 10.2 and added the wine Repo to my yast,when I go to the "software management" and search for Wine I can only see : > > Wine > Wineasio > Winedoors > Winetools > > I've installed these,now when I try to start Winecfg by running using one of the 2 commands "$ /usr/local/bin/winecfg" or "$ winecfg" in my shell I get a message saying : "bash: $: command not found" > > I can't understand what I'm doing wrong,so any help would be much appreciated."winecfg" is part of Wine itself - you do not need to isntall it separately.