Trying to put in Winex on SuSe 11.0 x84_62 KDE4 version. It keeps
requesting the libgphoto2.so.2 but I already have libgphoto installed
(it’s ticked on Yast). Is there something i’m missing out here? Or any
steps i can take to install the file? Sorry, quite new to Linux if this
may seem a dumb question.
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Anybody can help me out here? been 2 days since i touched my WoW…
really need to make WineX work or is there some other application i can
use? Really appreciate it. Thanks.
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You need to install libgphoto2-32-bit. I don’t have 64-bit installed
right now, but it should be in YaST. If not, it’s here:
Cheers,
Rod
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Why the winex (old fork that eventually turned into Cedega)? Old, old,
old version of Wine there.
Just add the Wine Build Service repo and install wine.
YaST-Software-Community Repositories. Choose the Wine repo to add.
YaST-Software-Software Management. Search for wine. Install it.
Search the ap database at winehq.org for the latest on World Of
Warcraft for hints to get it working perfectly.
CrossOver Games is another option. Makes installing stuff easier for
stuff that needs tweaking you may not want to do yourself.
Cedega is still based on that older Wine too. Wine is way past them in
implementing Direct3D stuff. The only advantage I see is the cd copy
protection work-arounds the Cedega folks implement. But even those are
for old protections.
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