Hi. I want to install VC++ on wine, but I am currently doing it on a linux server without GUI, and X11 tunneling doesn't work either. so is there any other way I can install VC++ Runtime files? (I need both 2005 AND 2008)
On Sat, Apr 11, 2009 at 1:29 AM, Ozzapoo <wineforum-user at winehq.org> wrote:> Hi. I want to install VC++ on wine, but I am currently doing it on a linux server without GUI, and X11 tunneling doesn't work either. so is there any other way I can install VC++ Runtime files? (I need both 2005 AND 2008)Wine needs X to run, so what good will install VC++ do you without X? -- -Austin
I'm intending to run a console-based application on it, but it needs VC++..
On Sat, 2009-04-11 at 01:29 -0500, Ozzapoo wrote:> Hi. I want to install VC++ on wine, but I am currently doing it on a > linux server without GUI, and X11 tunneling doesn't work either. so is > there any other way I can install VC++ Runtime files? (I need both > 2005 AND 2008) >Have you tried VNC? vncserver looks like a local X-server to your application (or Wine) and uses its own net protocol to talk to vncviewer or an applet that it downloads to your web browser. Start vncserver in the user where you're running Wine and then run vncviewer on your local system or use your browser to run the applet. Martin