“If now I seek the forgiveness of sins, I
do not run to the cross, for I will not find it given there… But I will find in
the sacrament or Gospel the word which distributes, presents, offers, and gives
to me that forgiveness which was won on the Cross.” (AE 40, 214)
I've gotten numerous requests for how to install Libronix on Ubuntu....
I really didn't do anything special. It has to do with improvements in wine. The easiest way to do this install would be to use crossover office 6.0 beta. That's the pre-configured and easy to use wine. It's pretty basic, you install the software just like you would install it in windows. It'll even set up icons for you.
It'll work with the free version of wine, it'll just take a bit of configuring. Here's what I would do...
I'd go to wine's website, it'll tell you the proper repositories for Wine (http://www.winehq.com/site/download-deb). Pick which version of Ubuntu distrobution that you have.
Add the appropriate repository and save and close gedit. Then, back in the terminal...
sudo apt-get install wine
This will install wine. Run winecfg to configure wine. That will also set up a wine bubble. Make sure it mounts your cdrom. You'll wanna find one of the many guides on installing Internet Explorer in wine. I'd probably use winetools. But, there are other ways of installing IE, like this one.
Then, I'd open nautilus and run the install program for libronix with wine. Then, go to where you installed it and run it in wine. If you need help on making a shortcut, we'll work through that too.
SIDE NOTE: Bible Works 7.0 works too, but it's VERY buggy. A toolbar doesn't show up. It works well enough to use a bit. I'm gonna stick to 4.0 for now. It works wonderfully in Wine.
