Wine on x86_64

makroelektro · 2010-07-11 06:20:37

Hi all.I am new user of arch linux.I have now any problems with this system.It´s amazing
but I don´t know do one thing.install wine.I found only packages for i686 and people what compile it from source.but idk how to compile it.
any ideas ? thanks

FrozenFox · 2010-07-11 06:46:24

Look up AUR (the Arch User Repository) in the wiki and get an understanding of what it is and how it and PKGBUILDs work. There are dangers and both conveniences and inconveniences in its use, and you should understand them. It is an awesome resource, but responsibility lies mostly on you.

Bin32-wine is on the AUR (32 bit version packaged for 64 bit arch), as is a 64 bit version of wine in the unlikely event you would want that.

You may also want to look into packer or clyde-git (my favorite) when you understand the above

Last edited by FrozenFox (2010-07-11 06:55:04)

jwbirdsong · 2010-07-11 06:48:07

You can either get bin32-wine from Arch-game repo.. Info HERE or build it from AUR.
NOTE: IF you use the arch games repo.. edit archgames-mirrorlist and comment out Server = http://repo.archlinux-gaming.org/x86_64 as it is down for now.

makroelektro · 2010-07-11 09:39:40

I´ve try make package but idk it O_O it´s hard for me.
isn´t here person what can make it for me ?

graysky · 2010-07-11 09:41:51

makroelektro wrote:

I´ve try make package but idk it O_O it´s hard for me.
isn´t here person what can make it for me ?

Arch might not be the distro for you with an attitude like that... most Archers are willing to help a newbie but only after he/she has made an effort to read the wiki at a minimum. Plus, you'll want to write your posts asking for help with some debug info, not just a general statement of frustration. The Arch community is good, but we can't read your mind or your screen

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makroelektro · 2010-07-11 09:56:16

You made me now smile on my face because it´s true
but this tutorials is only in english.and my english isn´t very good
I need wine now.When I will read wiki, I will have wine made by me maybe in august

dobo · 2010-07-11 10:29:09

Wine for x86_64 (bin32-wine) is also in archlinuxfr repo.

Add to /etc/pacman.conf:
[archlinuxfr]
Server = http://repo.archlinux.fr/$arch

graysky · 2010-07-11 10:29:48

http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/AUR <--- translated into MANY languages... which is your native language?

Use an AUR helper like bauerbill (http://xyne.archlinux.ca/projects/bauerbill/) to get, make and install pacakges from the AUR. It is HIGHLY recommended that you learn how to do this without a helper like bauerbill so when you have time, read the wiki page on AUR... and makepkg!

http://aur.archlinux.org/packages/bauer … ill.tar.gz
1) install powerpill (pacman -S powerpill)
2) download that file and untar it
3) go into the directory then do a (makepkg -s)
4) now install it via (pacman -U name.tar.xz)

Use bauerbill like pacman with the -S flag to install stuff from the AUR (bauerbill --aur -S bin32-wine)

Last edited by graysky (2010-07-11 10:39:31)

makroelektro · 2010-07-11 11:33:40

Wooooohoooooooo it´s working.
thank you guys.You taught me to create and install packages on arch linux.
I think now is my arch linux perfect

graysky · 2010-07-11 12:23:24

graysky wrote:

It is HIGHLY recommended that you learn how to do this without a helper like bauerbill so when you have time, read the wiki page on AUR... and makepkg!

Do NOT forget then come back if your system gets roached.

skottish · 2010-07-11 13:30:08

makroelektro wrote:

You made me now smile on my face because it´s true
but this tutorials is only in english.and my english isn´t very good
I need wine now.When I will read wiki, I will have wine made by me maybe in august

graysky wrote:

Arch might not be the distro for you with an attitude like that...

You installed 64 bit Arch and now you have to live with it. If you need a bunch of 32 bit software, you're going to have some work to do.

makroelektro · 2010-07-11 19:09:39

Yes of course.This was very important thing for me.I want to learn more about linux.and I think, archlinux is big chance for me.
I think this is my final linux

jwbirdsong · 2010-07-12 00:34:06

makroelektro wrote:

This was very important thing for me.I want to learn more about linux.... <snip>

Well, you have come to the right distro. You CAN learn more in a few months w/ arch that some ppl learn in YEARS on a done-for-you distro.
But you must be willing to read, do, re-read and then read some more.
Good starting points are Beginners Guide (not just for install) General Recommendations and FAQ. All available in a variety of languages.

ngoonee · 2010-07-12 04:52:06

You're not going to learn about linux if you keep asking 'can someone make it for me'. Try things out, don't be afraid to screw your system up so bad you have to reinstall.

Unfortunately having lower English skills is a serious disadvantage, since most good docs are in English. What's your primary language? Perhaps you can go to the 'Other Languages' subforum to ask for help in the language you're more comfortable with.

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Wine on x86_64

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