There is a problem when i try to install ¨wine¨. the totale DragonOS installed hangs and don´t boot anymore.
I want to install it for pdw discriminator and wxtoimg.
So the bad news first, I should’ve documented this and made it more known. You may have to perform a reinstall. I don’t recommend installing wine from apt in either DragonOS focal or FocalX. It creates lots of problems, but this is a first I’ve heard of not booting.
The good news. Wxtoimg is in DragonOS FocalX with the patch to deal with it being out of date. There’s also Noaa apt and Satdump.
But to answer your question and to have a working wine you’ll want to grab one of the following AppImages
You’ll have to make either one executable and you could put a symlink in your bin directory to make it function just as the one from apt.
I’ll find one of my videos where I show how to use the top one with a windows application. I’ve been meaning to make space to include the smaller of the two appimages.
Status: open Milestone: 1.0 Created: Mon Jan 02, 2023 03:03 PM UTC by Tijs Bastiaansen Last Updated: Mon Jan 02, 2023 03:03 PM UTC Owner: nobody
Hallo, first of all best wishes for 2023.
There is a problem when i try to install ¨wine¨. the totale DragonOS installed hangs and don´t boot anymore.
I want to install it for pdw discriminator and wxtoimg.
I finally got around to trying wxtoimg. I should've setup the shortcut to start the gui. If you open up a terminal and type wxtoimg -G it will start the GUI.
I'm not familiar with using it, but figured it would be straight forward to take a wav file and get an image. In the NOAA-APT program I've been able to get a decent image from a NOAA 15 wav file, but so far unable to get the same in wxtoimg. Maybe I'm doing something wrong.
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Hello and happy new year!
So the bad news first, I should’ve documented this and made it more known. You may have to perform a reinstall. I don’t recommend installing wine from apt in either DragonOS focal or FocalX. It creates lots of problems, but this is a first I’ve heard of not booting.
The good news. Wxtoimg is in DragonOS FocalX with the patch to deal with it being out of date. There’s also Noaa apt and Satdump.
But to answer your question and to have a working wine you’ll want to grab one of the following AppImages
https://github.com/ferion11/Wine_Appimage/releases
https://github.com/mmtrt/WINE_AppImage
You’ll have to make either one executable and you could put a symlink in your bin directory to make it function just as the one from apt.
I’ll find one of my videos where I show how to use the top one with a windows application. I’ve been meaning to make space to include the smaller of the two appimages.
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I finally got around to trying wxtoimg. I should've setup the shortcut to start the gui. If you open up a terminal and type wxtoimg -G it will start the GUI.
I'm not familiar with using it, but figured it would be straight forward to take a wav file and get an image. In the NOAA-APT program I've been able to get a decent image from a NOAA 15 wav file, but so far unable to get the same in wxtoimg. Maybe I'm doing something wrong.