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how can I use this Suite with Ubuntu?

hi,
I'm pretty new and couldn't find an answer to the question in topic: how can I use tis Suite with Ubuntu? or better with Xubuntu, since my notebook isn't so fast.
Xubuntu hasn't so much software installed, so I wish I can still use PortableApps.
thanks
zambo

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What

what you need to do is open up your command terminal enter these commands
wget -q http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/387EE263.gpg -O- | sudo apt-key add -
then also you need
sudo wget http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/sources.list.d/hardy.list -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/winehq.list
and then finally you need to install wine
sudo aptitude install wine

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Within Installer

I recommend using the installer within Ubuntu. You just need to add the Universe repsitory, update and then find and install it. More info is here:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine

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way to make things difficult :)

yeah, ubuntu is made to be user friendly so why would you want to open up terminal? when i installed wine i went to add/remove software, searched for wine, clicked install.... done. it also auto installs the needed dependencies if you need any.

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Simplifying:

There are two ways:

As John and Travis said:

  1. Go to Add/Remove Programs and search for "Wine Windows Emulator" (even though it isn't an emulator)

Or simplifying Zach's advice:

  1. open a command line/terminal/whatever you want to call it and type:

    sudo apt-get install wine

    (you can also use aptitude as in Zach's advice, but it is at your choice)

  2. type your user password, accept all they say and wait

when you're over you can double-click your installers and apps to run them.

(I think he doesn't need latest WINE from WineHQ and the Ubuntu packages are good enough for the average user, even though I use the latest ones Blum )

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I'd still recommend to grab

I'd still recommend to grab the 1.0 RC version, as it mostly contains important bugfixes.

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