Wine User Guide
Table of Contents
Introduction
What is Wine?
Windows and Linux
Emulation versus Native Linking
Wine Requirements and Features
System requirements
Wine capabilities
Getting Wine
The Many Forms of Wine
Getting Wine for a Debian System
Getting Wine for a Redhat System
Getting Wine for Other Distributions
Getting Wine Source Code from the FTP Archive
Getting Wine Source Code from CVS
Upgrading Wine with a Patch
Installing/compiling Wine
WWN #52 Feature: Replacing Windows
Installation Overview
The Registry
Directory Structure
System DLLs
Installing Wine Without Windows
Dealing With FAT/VFAT Partitions
Introduction
Running Wine as root
Mounting FAT filesystems
Shadowing FAT filesystems
SCSI Support
Windows requirements
LINUX requirements:
General Information
NOTES/BUGS
Configuring Wine
General Configuration
The Wine Config File
How Do I Make One?
Where Do I Put It?
What If It Doesn't Work?
Win95/98 Look
Configuring the x11drv Driver
x11drv modes of operation
The [x11drv] section
The Registry
Registry structure
Using a Windows registry
Wine registry data files
System administration
The default registry
The [registry] section
Drive labels and serial numbers with wine
What's Supported?
How To Set Up?
EXAMPLES
Todo / Open Issues
Dll Overrides
DLL types
The [DllDefaults] section
The [DllPairs] section
The [DllOverrides] section
Keyboard
Dealing with Fonts
Fonts
Setting up a TrueType Font Server
Printing in Wine
Printing
The Wine PostScript Driver
Running Wine
How to run Wine
Command-Line Options
--debugmsg [channels]
--dll
--dosver
--help
--managed
--version
--winver
Finding and Reporting Bugs
How To Report A Bug
The Easy Way
The Hard Way
Questions and comments
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