wine users - Oct 2010 - Installing wine into a second Direction & using it

Hopefully you don't get annoyed by my newbie-Questions  [Rolling Eyes] 

I tried to install the wine version 1.3.4 beside the normal installation
(1.2.1), so I got the source, and used this code on it:

Code:
./configure --prefix=/home/sereiya/.wine-1.3.4 && make


Then I've installed it with

Code:
sudo make install


With this, I folloed the instructions in the FAQ. But now, there are folders
"bin", "include", "lib" and "share". It
reminds me to something somewhere, but I don't have a clue.

Also, if another wine version is installed beside the other, I must say the
app's which version I want to use. But there are still only the commands
"wine", "winecfg" etc. from the old installation. I
don't have a clue how to this is meaned to be.

Isn't there somewhere a better help? If the FAQ just say "do
this", but don't explain how to do it, it's not realy
helpful.[/code]

ChaosFurry wrote:
> I tried to install the wine version 1.3.4 beside the normal installation
(1.2.1)
I told you NOT TO install the source compiled Wine. You can have only ONE
VERSION installed at a time.

PS:
 Yes I know there ways to have it "installed" but this is advanced
topic not for noobs. All they need to know is that it can be ran from compile
directory WITHOUT being installed.