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Please don't ask me why; but a while ago I uninstalled Wine. Now it wont re-install, not from "install additional software" or from the Synaptic PM. I even uninstalled it from the Synaptic PM first ( it was showing as being still there) and re-installed it but did not work. I don't get wine showing up in the Menu, if I search for it I get "Run wine" and clicking on this produces no result at all.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks

Open up a terminal and try:


If that does not work, paste the results in your next post.

It installed wine 1.7, but still not in the Menu (I can't take a screen shot as the menu disappears before that can be done) when I search for "wine" I get 'Run wine' in bold lettering but with no avatar also I get  wine cfg; wine console and winemine but nothing else.

thanks

Have you performed any menu editing whatsoever since you first install LL?

(10-08-2014, 06:44 AM)Alex link Wrote: [ -> ]It installed wine 1.7, but still not in the Menu (I can't take a screen shot as the menu disappears before that can be done) when I search for "wine" I get 'Run wine' in bold lettering but with no avatar also I get  wine cfg; wine console and winemine but nothing else.

thanks

Menu>Accessories>Screenshot?

Hi Alex,

The Screenshot icon can easily be added to either the Desktop or Panel or both.

Menu > All > Right-Click on Screenshot > Add to Desktop

Menu > All > Right-Click on Screenshot > Add to Panel


Hopefully that will help a little.

~Scott

Hi alex,
this will take an instant screenshot
You can add a keyboard shorcut to run this command
Menu > Settings Keyboard > Application Shortcuts
This way you will take a screenshot of the entire screen with a keyboard combination.

Hello Alex,

I right click desktop and select screenshot.
On the screenshot GUI it has options I tick "Active Window" , and increase the "Delay before Capturing" to 3 seconds.
I then click OK and open the menu.

Thank you all:



I don't remember if I did anything to the Menu editing, it's possible...

winecfg opens the wine configuration. Is that what you need?