Messed Up?

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  • #18212
    Anonymous

      I have tried to install wine and clamav and I think did something wrong.
      In what why should I of done it?

      #18213
      caprea
      Moderator

        You are on 32bit now,so for wine it’s
        sudo apt-get install wine
        for clamav
        sudo apt-get install clamav clamav-freshclam

        or go to synaptic and install from there.

        What’s messed up ?

        #18215
        Anonymous

          It looks like I did the wine right but I can’t find it listed anywhere so I’m not sure how I use it.
          As for clam when I restart the computer I get I think 3 failed messages about clam.

          #18219
          Anonymous

            How To

            For inexperienced users, Play on Linux is much easier way of using Wine.
            Despite its name, it’s not only for ‘play’.

            You don’t necessarily need an anti virus for Linux but if, then Sophos.

            #18220
            Anonymous

              How do I install/use those?

              #18221
              Anonymous

                sudo apt-get install playonlinux

                or

                How To

                #18222
                caprea
                Moderator

                  sudo apt-get install playonlinux
                  or go to synaptic

                  Uups, noClue was faster .

                  #18225
                  Anonymous

                    😉

                    #18228
                    Anonymous

                      I keep getting an error “error in POL_wine, wine seems to have crashed”
                      And i have found most of my games can be run from iso is there a way to do that in Linux?

                      #18229
                      Anonymous

                        Forget gaming in Linux & Wine if it‘s more then one click in Play on Linux.

                        That’s something for people who know what they do an even then, you run from problem to problem.

                        Install Steam, activate Proton in settings and enjoy Windoze games that run.

                        However, I wouldn’t give up my Windows when it comes to gaming or serious work.

                        #18230
                        Anonymous

                          Haha I was afraid of that

                          #18232
                          Anonymous

                            BUT … that’s not a Linux fault.

                            #18265
                            Anonymous
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