There is an easier wayCodesound wrote:Now I try also to this way.... Thanks for now..... I hope works!!!ubuntuuser wrote:The problem is due to recent Wine Staging changes.matyas wrote:I have the following overrides listed in wineconfig:
d2d1
ierutil
mfc140
mfc42
mfc42u
nsi
All are native, builtin.
I do have Windows 10 installed on another hard drive on this machine. Would it make sense to use Windows dlls? I have no experience with that.
Roll back to a previous version until it gets fixed.
One way to do this is by
Download wine-4.11-staging-improved-amd64.tar.xz from the Wine 4.11 section at https://github.com/Kron4ek/Wine-Builds/releases
unarchive wine-4.11-staging-improved-amd64.tar.xz in the Downloads folder
run this script (do a chmod +x on it and then enter it's path in a Terminal)
run winecfg to update
To return to the original wine staging links run
PS: I believe that I need to uninstall the last version of wine that is installed on my pc before to install the 4.11..... right?
winetricks cmd
The problem was due to changes in Wines cmd.
The current Waves Central still won't work though because Waves Central moved to using Powershell and that doesn't work with Wine at the moment.
There is only a possibility that Waves Central might be able to run using one of the Windows PowerShell versions at Github, early 6.x versions up to 6-alpha-9 or maybe the 5 version, but it might not work.
Also wine has an inbuilt powershell.exe stub that needs to be deleted before the Windows powershell.exe start's working at all.