Hello, I am trying to get a program to work on my Ubuntu system. It is a Windows program, but the company that makes it released a version for Mac; and what they did was use Wine 0.9.58.07 to run their program on mac. I don't have mac, I have linux (ubuntu) but on source forge I found the source for Wine 0.9.58 - but not 0.9.58.07 - are theres the same thing, only one being for linux and the other for mac? Or is the wine 0.9.58.07 for linux as well, and different from the wine 0.9.58? Thanks for your help
There is no 3rd dot in version numbers. Perhaps they used a patched (and thus unofficial) version of 0.9.58.
vallesrobertson
2009-Oct-13 23:26 UTC
[Wine] Re: What is the difference does the .07 mean?
the download for this 0.9.58.07 is a zip file; after I unzip it would I be able to build the wine the same as I would any other wine from source?
Depends, does it actually contain source code, or a pre-compiled binary?