Install it, and open the WINE configuration, it will probably want to install the mono component, and the gecko component, just follow it through and click yes to all of it's prompts.
Quickload 3.9 software#
Piece of cake actually, your linux distro probably has WINE already installed in it, if not open the software manager and search for WINE. Your post is mostly meaningless words to me, impressive none the less, well done. It is a tad inconvenient and I would love to get Quickload running on my Linux PC. I run a laptop with windows XP for Quickload.
I have been running Linux Maya Mint for years, cannot abide micro****e. This is 64bit Linux Mint, 64bit WINE, and the 64bit version of QuickLoad. This screenshot is the Cinnamon desktop distro running QuickLoad 3.9 in WINE, an emulator that lets you run Windows programs in Linux. It had a couple of issues at install where you have to choose a font because the font it wants to use is not in Linux but after that, it installs and runs nicely. Neither does Windows know it is running in a virtual environment.
Quickload 3.9 full#
I originally installed VirtualBox in Linux, which allows a full blown install of any Windows OS to run within the VM, and it also runs QuickLoad just like it would run in Windows, it does not know that Windows is running in a virtual environment in Linux. Had to abandon PC-BSD and move to Linux Mint which has much better hardware support for bluetooth devices, and raid controllers which I have one in each machine. The new cartridge may now be selected just as any other cartridge. (The next time you open the QuickLoad program, your cartridge will be in it's proper place in the listing. Your new cartridge will be added to the bottom of the list of cartridges. Edit all values and dimension to your new cartridge and be sure to click the "Add New" button. Then click on "Data Add, Change, Load, Save" and select the "Change data records in active file".Ĭlick the small down-arrow at the upper right of the cartridge edit form and select the cartridge that you are wildcatting.( or any cartridge will do)Ĭhange the cartridge name to your new wildcat cartridge name. You can use the procedures listed in the menu items at the upper left of the form.
How can I do that?Īny help would be appreciated as I've been fighting this silently for months, and I want to name it, let's say, 6 MM Whacker and have it in my pull down cartridge listings along with the other hundreds available. I want to save the file changes specific to the case length and case capacity etc. I'm sure this has been asked 100 times but.
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