![]() This conserves space compared to the msi because it doesn't need to be copied into every prefix.Īn installed Wine Mono contains the following: This should create a directory named something like /usr/share/wine/mono/wine-mono-8.0.0. Packagers should extract the tarball from the "make bin" target to /usr/share/wine/mono or the corresponding directory for the prefix used to configure Wine. You can then rebuild individual dlls using their filename with no path. If you are building for development, you may find it more convenient to use the 'make dev' target, which builds a runtime in image/ and configures a wine prefix to use it. You can use 'wine64 uninstaller' to verify that the version you expect is installed. If the install succeeds, it won't output anything. Note that if a Wine Mono with a version number >= to this file is already installed, that command will do nothing, so you may have to remove the existing version (using 'wine64 uninstaller') first. To install Wine Mono, run the generated msi file with msiexec: If you edit the source code on the host, you can update the VM by running: Note that the source code will be rsynced into the VM when it is first created. You can then cd to /vagrant and build from there. Optionally, a build VM can be automatically set up using the Vagrantfile included with the source distribution. To build Wine Mono, use the msi or bin target. When using the Vagrant build VM, only Vagrant is required on the host machine. * Optional: The zip or 7z command, for the tests-zip target only. * libgdiplus, to support Mono's resource compiler. A 32-bit Wine is not necessary, despite the warnings when running 64-bit Wine. * Wine, for the winemsibuilder and cabarc commands. * All of the dependencies of Mono for your native (presumably Linux) system, such as autotools, CMake and a C++ compiler. To build Wine Mono, you will need the following: Source tarballs and binary packages are available at ![]() To get to the source code for a specific release, check out the appropriate tag, and update the submodules: To obtain the source code, clone it from github: It works in conjunction with Wine's builtin mscoree.dll, and it is not intended to be useful for any other purpose. Wine Mono is a package containing Mono and other projects, intended as a replacement for the. ![]()
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