Wine User Guide

Table of Contents

1. Introduction

1.1. Overview / About
1.2. What is Wine?
1.3. Other, often "Enhanced" Wine offerings
1.4. Alternatives to Wine you might want to consider
1.5. Basic Wine Requirements

2. Getting Wine

2.1. How to download Wine?
2.2. Getting a Wine package
2.3. Getting Wine source code

3. Compiling the Wine Source

3.1. Compiling Wine

4. Installing or uninstalling Wine

4.1. Installing or uninstalling Wine packages
4.2. Installing or uninstalling a Wine source code tree

5. Configuring Wine

5.1. What are the requirements of a fully working Windows environment?
5.2. Easy configuration helper programs
5.3. Verification of correct configuration
5.4. The Wine Configuration File
5.5. Disc Drives, Serial and Parallel Ports
5.6. The Registry
5.7. DLL configuration
5.8. Configuring the graphics driver (x11drv, ttydrv etc.)
5.9. Setting the Windows and DOS version value
5.10. Dealing with Fonts
5.11. Printing in Wine
5.12. SCSI Support
5.13. Using ODBC

6. Running Wine

6.1. Basic usage: applications and control panel applets
6.2. How to run Wine
6.3. Explorer-like graphical Wine environments
6.4. Wine Command Line Options
6.5. Environment variables
6.6. wineserver Command Line Options
6.7. Setting Windows/DOS environment variables
6.8. Text mode programs (CUI: Console User Interface)

7. Troubleshooting / Reporting bugs

7.1. What to do if some program still doesn't work?
7.2. How To Report A Bug

List of Tables
1-1. Various Wine offerings
6-1. Debug Channels
6-2. Basic differences in consoles
6-3. Wineconsole configuration options

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