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So I finally got winetricks to work in my x86_64 arch install and I launched it by:
WINEARCH=win32 winetricks
Now I ran into another problem, it gives the error:
wine cmd.exe /c echo '%ProgramFiles%' returned empty string
winecfg:
I simply need to install d3dx9 and a few other things...
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Did you create a new 32bit wine installation? You need to rename or delete your existing ~/.wine (hopefully you don't have anything important installed) and then run
WINEARCH=win32 winecfg
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Did you create a new 32bit wine installation? You need to rename or delete your existing ~/.wine (hopefully you don't have anything important installed) and then run
WINEARCH=win32 winecfg
Ahh that clarifies allot! I never had a x64 CPU before so I don't really understand how this works. I can install any 32-bit application I want with this wine install now?
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skunktrader wrote:Did you create a new 32bit wine installation? You need to rename or delete your existing ~/.wine (hopefully you don't have anything important installed) and then run
WINEARCH=win32 winecfg
Ahh that clarifies allot! I never had a x64 CPU before so I don't really understand how this works. I can install any 32-bit application I want with this wine install now?
You can run 32-bit programs in a 64-bit wine prefix too, the same way 32-bit programs run on Windows (WoW64). However, winetricks doesn't work with a 64-bit wine prefix yet.
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infested999 wrote:skunktrader wrote:Did you create a new 32bit wine installation? You need to rename or delete your existing ~/.wine (hopefully you don't have anything important installed) and then run
WINEARCH=win32 winecfg
Ahh that clarifies allot! I never had a x64 CPU before so I don't really understand how this works. I can install any 32-bit application I want with this wine install now?
You can run 32-bit programs in a 64-bit wine prefix too, the same way 32-bit programs run on Windows (WoW64). However, winetricks doesn't work with a 64-bit wine prefix yet.
Hmm, does this cause a performance decrease in gaming since DirectX and .NET is only 32-bit?
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It probably doesn't cause much of a performance hit, but if you're only using 32-bit windows programs, you might as well use a 32-bit wine prefix.
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More to the point than a possible performance hit is that some apps just flat out won't install/run in a 64-bit prefix.
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