For me somewhere between downloading the files on an NT system, burning them to CD over the network on a '95 system and then copying them to my Debian system the filenames became all caps. I had to rename all the files to lowercase i.e. GUI00 to gui00 (after they were gunzipped). Then I tar -xvf gui00 each of them one at a time - then ran ./Runme. It took two times through the same routine to make it work - then it installed OK. It's OK and probably will help to sell more winders ppl on Linux but I'm not all that impressed.
HTH, G.S. ---virtanen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I've got it, but I haven't figured out quite how to install it. > > un-tgz'ing produces a handful of directories, a Readme, and a Runme. > > > > The Readme says to untar and ungzip everything, then run the Runme > > > > The runme asks if you've untarred things, and decides there's nothign > > new to do if you say yes. If you say no, it untars, but still doesn't > > do anything. The executables end up in ./linux/bin > > > > I assume there's some option i'm missing to figure out to tell it to > > use /usr/local or some such, but it beats me as to where . . . > > I had earlier wp8 demo version. I remember that there was some problem to > find the right executable to start the program... did the setup program > start at all by running 'runme'? I think that with the demo version the > executable was xwp... did you find such a file? > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > P.S. > > I tried to dowload it as well, but no success. Nothing happens, when I hit > the dowload button. it is tellinf that are two downloads. _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
