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    Re: [SOLVED] Wine Gecko Installer

    I hate to jump in someone else's thread with my problem but I got gecko to install correctly, however when loading pirates I get a black window with a bunch of garbage, so obviously it's not rendering correctly. Any ideas?
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    Re: [SOLVED] Wine Gecko Installer

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    Re: Wine Gecko Installer

    Quote Originally Posted by cogadh View Post
    It didn't install properly, so that is why it keeps trying to reinstall it. What should have happened is after the install the Wine website should have displayed.

    You can manually install the engine:
    1. Open a terminal and manually download/extract the Gecko package by running the following:
      NOTE - You will need to install the cabextract package from the repositories to do this
      Code:
      wget http://downloads.sourceforge.net/wine/wine_gecko-0.1.0.cab && cabextract wine_gecko-0.1.0.cab
    2. Next, run the following to create the directories needed for Gecko:
      Code:
      mkdir -p ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/gecko/0.1.0/
    3. Place the extracted Gecko files into the newly created directory:
      Code:
      mv wine_gecko ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/gecko/0.1.0/
    4. Run regedit in the terminal. Go to HKEY_Current_User/Software/Wine/MSHTML and create a new key labeled “0.1.0”
    5. In the new “0.1.0” key, create a new string value labeled “GeckoPath” and set the string value to “c:\windows\gecko\0.1.0\wine_gecko”

    Gecko should be installed correctly now.
    Thanks for posting this! I was getting the same problem. I went through the steps you posted, but the key and string were already created. After I looked at the regedit the html appeared in the WoW startup screen though, so something got fixed. Thanks again!

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    Re: [SOLVED] Wine Gecko Installer

    This worked for me. It's a slightly modified version of what is on the Wine page for steam:

    Download this wine_gecko file to your /tmp directory

    Make a file /tmp/file.reg, and in this file put:

    [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Wine\MSHTML]
    "GeckoUrl"="z:\\tmp\\wine_gecko-0.1.0.cab"

    Now do 'regedit /tmp/file.reg'
    After this, do 'wine iexplore http://winehq.org'

    All done!

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    Re: Wine Gecko Installer

    Thanks so much, got it working!

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    Re: [SOLVED] Wine Gecko Installer

    Thank You you all rock but this post was the shortest and just as good!

    Quote Originally Posted by itchanddino View Post
    This worked for me. It's a slightly modified version of what is on the Wine page for steam:

    Download this wine_gecko file to your /tmp directory

    Make a file /tmp/file.reg, and in this file put:

    [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Wine\MSHTML]
    "GeckoUrl"="z:\\tmp\\wine_gecko-0.1.0.cab"

    Now do 'regedit /tmp/file.reg'
    After this, do 'wine iexplore http://winehq.org'

    All done!

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    Re: [SOLVED] Wine Gecko Installer

    Thanks a lot! It work just fine!

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    Re: Wine Gecko Installer

    Quote Originally Posted by cogadh View Post
    It didn't install properly, so that is why it keeps trying to reinstall it. What should have happened is after the install the Wine website should have displayed.

    You can manually install the engine:
    1. Open a terminal and manually download/extract the Gecko package by running the following:
      NOTE - You will need to install the cabextract package from the repositories to do this
      Code:
      wget http://downloads.sourceforge.net/wine/wine_gecko-0.1.0.cab && cabextract wine_gecko-0.1.0.cab
    2. Next, run the following to create the directories needed for Gecko:
      Code:
      mkdir -p ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/gecko/0.1.0/
    3. Place the extracted Gecko files into the newly created directory:
      Code:
      mv wine_gecko ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/gecko/0.1.0/
    4. Run regedit in the terminal. Go to HKEY_Current_User/Software/Wine/MSHTML and create a new key labeled “0.1.0”
    5. In the new “0.1.0” key, create a new string value labeled “GeckoPath” and set the string value to “c:\windows\gecko\0.1.0\wine_gecko”

    Gecko should be installed correctly now.
    uhh i get an error after the first code is says [CODE]mv: cannot move `wine_gecko' to `/home/*****/.wine/drive_c/windows/gecko/0.1.0/wine_gecko': Directory not empty
    /CODE]

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