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Thread ID: 20623	2002-06-09 03:33:00	Wine (Wine Is Not an Emulator)	Guest (0)	Press F1

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53338	2002-06-09 03:33:00	Hi, I have recently installed Redhat Linux 7.2 on my computer and found that wine was already installed. I tryed to run it and it said wineserver: chdir /home/ivan/.wine file or directory cannot be found (or something to that effect) When i looked for /home/ivan/.wine it was not there. How can I create (file? directory?) it? Thanks, Ivan Meredith	Guest (0)
53339	2002-06-09 06:51:00	All files/directorys in linux starting with a '.' are hidden files, to see them you need to either use 'ls -a' at the terminal, or in KDE goto view-show hidden files. .wine used to store wine's settings and should be created for you. I would reccomend you uninstall the redhat version and download the codeweavers version (www.codeweavers.com) which will be more recent and it is easier to setup.	Guest (0)
53340	2002-06-10 01:13:00	You need to run winesetup (should have been installed along with wine ... possible called winesetuptk?) to set your defaults, drives etc. I haven't found a whole lot that runs well under wine, although I did manage to get Half-Life going pretty well. Code-Weavers setup may work better - haven't tried it myself yet.	Guest (0)
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