A Nonny Moose
2010-Jul-12 18:07 UTC
[Wine] Installing a program without an MSI or installer file
I have a couple of programs, one a windows .exe, the other a .java program that re user created programs that support SimCity 4. I've tried adding them to various places around wine's file system, but no soap. How does one do this? Does wine include the JRE to run java stuff? I can edit the registry if only I knew what to put in there and where.
dimesio
2010-Jul-12 19:21 UTC
[Wine] Re: Installing a program without an MSI or installer file
A Nonny Moose wrote:> > Does wine include the JRE to run java stuff? >No. You have to install Java in Wine, just like you would in Windows.
A Nonny Moose
2010-Jul-13 22:17 UTC
[Wine] Re: Installing a program without an MSI or installer file
OK, but please understand that I have no windows software here any more. Where might one acquire a copy of this mysterious library?
John Drescher
2010-Jul-13 22:44 UTC
[Wine] Installing a program without an MSI or installer file
On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 6:17 PM, A Nonny Moose <wineforum-user at winehq.org> wrote:> OK, but please understand that I have no windows software here any more. ?Where might one acquire a copy of this mysterious library? >winetricks vcrun6sp6 John
A Nonny Moose
2010-Jul-13 22:55 UTC
[Wine] Re: Installing a program without an MSI or installer file
Good grief! I ran that, and whoop de do, what a surprising thing. I assume what I need is in there somewhere. I am going fishing, I guess. Many thanks.
A Nonny Moose
2010-Jul-13 23:38 UTC
[Wine] Re: Installing a program without an MSI or installer file
After all that blundering about on my part, I think I finally learned something about wine. The program now works as advertised. winetricks saved the day. Those very much untrusted windows modules are installed. I checked the windows support site and that particular module has several pages of trouble reports. Apparently it is prone to being stepped on. Tsk, tsk.