On Sun, Jan 20, 2002 at 11:04:15PM -0500, Stan Brown wrote: > I'm building a Debian woody box to replace my wifes HP-UX worksation. > > One of the +must haves_ from her is the ability to play the Windoze version > of solitare (which she does using WABI, remeber WABI?). Yes, I've shown > her several of the native versions, she wants the Windoze version. > > Seems to me I should be able to do this with wine, right? I don't want to > bring up the whole Windoze desktop, just run the sol.exe, and have it pop > up in the exisitng Gnome desktop. > > Can anyone point me to s HOWTO for this? Or show me a working config file?
It's easy :) Install wine and winesetupkt. Then get sol.exe [NOTE: this is copyrighted by MS so you need to own one copy of Windows just to use run this!!] Then, just type: wine sol.exe it should start config script [first time run]. Just select fake windows install and Win95 or something for look and feel... Finish, Next time you run wine sol.exe you'll get solitare. :) - Adam PS. it is easier to use older, Win95 or 98 version of sol.exe as it doesn't depend on some stupid cards.dll and stuff..
