This topic gathers the tutorials to install Wine on various distributions .
= Slackware & Zenwalk =
The problem of the Wine package for Slackware is the version, which is not very up to date. To correct this problem, it is necessary for you to get the latest package.
Click here to download this package
Once the package is downloaded, install Wine like this:
# installpkg wine-0.9.38-i486-S11.0.tgz
At the time of writing, the latest version of Wine is 0.9.38. But don't worry, the link to download the package will always be up to date.
For Zenwalk, the package is always up to date thanks to
netpkg
= Mandriva & SuSE =
Although these distributions use the same type of package (RPM), that does not mean that they will be compatible with one another. For Mandriva, it is enough to download the package available just here:
Click here to download the package for Mandriva
For SuSe, you must go here:
[url=http://en.opensuse.org/Wine#Repositories]Installing Wine on SuSE[/url]
= FreeBSD & Gentoo =
The advantage of FreeBSD and Gentoo for Wine it that it is available in the tree. For FreeBSD you must update tree ports:
# csup -g -L port-supfile
Then for the install:
# cd /usr/ports/emulators/wine && make install clean
For Gentoo, the method remains identical. It is initially enough to update Portage to be ensured to have the last image of the tree:
emerge --sync
And to install Wine:
emerge -pv wine
I hope that will help you.
Edited by Salvatos
