Optimization process of Wine in Ubuntu

Wine installed by default is not easy to use, so you need to optimize it. First, install 0.9.36 or the updated version of wine (enter wine-version under the command line to view the version number). This avoids conflicts with the scim input method and GBK font causes slow running. If the version is not updated, You can compile one by yourself, which is faster than the default version. Next, use ies4linux to automatically install IE6. Ies4linu

Wine installed by default is not easy to use, so you need to optimize it.

First, install 0.9.36 or the updated version of wine (enter wine-version under the command line to view the version number). This avoids conflicts with the scim input method and GBK font causes slow running. If the version is not updated, You can compile one by yourself, which is faster than the default version.

Next, use ies4linux to automatically install IE6.

Ies4linux is used to configure the wine environment because some basic components and fonts are installed with ies4linux. In this way, it can be less troublesome to use other Windows programs.

However, in ies4linux, place the wine configuration file ~ /. Ies4linux, so you need to modify it as follows:

Cd ~

Rm-fr. wine

Mv. ies4linux. wine

Cd. wine

Mv ie6 /*.

Rmdir ie6

After this modification, the ie6 shortcut created on the desktop of ies4linux cannot start ie. You need to modify it ~ /Bin/ie6:

Cd ~ /Bin

Rm ie6

Ln-s ~ /. Wine/bin/ie6 ie6

Gedit ie6

Use the search replacement function to replace. ies4linux/ie6 with. wine. Save and exit.

After the above work is done, start ie6 from the desktop. If there is no problem, the configuration is successful.

The next step is to set the font so that the Windows program running Wine looks better.