PlayOnLinux.tcz

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 PlayOnLinux.tcz

[Rich]

Hi xor
You need to specify architecture (ARM, x86, x86_64) and version (TC9, TC10, dcore).

[xor]

Hi xor
You need to specify architecture (ARM, x86, x86_64) and version (TC9, TC10, dcore).

TC10 x86_32-bit
TC10 x86_64-bit

[xor]

Hi xor
You need to specify architecture (ARM, x86, x86_64) and version (TC9, TC10, dcore).

TC10 x86_32-bit
TC10 x86_64-bit

I'm waiting

[Juanito]

You will first need to get your hardware working with Xorg-7.7 instead of Xvesa/Xfbdev before almost any of these windows/wine or games software will work.

[curaga]

Extensions are user-contributed. Instead of filing so many requests, you should start making extensions yourself.

[xor]

Extensions are user-contributed. Instead of filing so many requests, you should start making extensions yourself.

i am writing with google converter

I haven't been used to linux for 20 years,
but TCL is very different

The week I started using TCL I created my own personalized iso

From the perspective of this new user experience,
This is a very beautiful thing

I, everyone to experience a nice linux experience
who come from different operating systems,
I want the possible distributions to be in the library as tcz file of existing distributions.

request list is not too exaggeration
this is not my personal system expectation
I am not in an infinite anticipation

I am aware of your efforts
I don't want to take your time
just ; a list for the ease of transition of new users to linux

[neonix]

I consider to test this program in TC10.x (x86) and it require wxPython. I'm not specialist about Python.

Code: [Select]

tce-load -iw wget
tce-load -iw bash
tce-load -iw python
wget --no-check-certificate https://www.playonlinux.com/script_files/PlayOnLinux/4.3.4/PlayOnLinux_4.3.4.tar.gz
tar xzj PlayOnLinux_4.3.4.tar.gz
cd playonlinux
./playonlinux

Looking for python...
2.7.14 - Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/tc/playonlinux/python/check_python.py", line 1, in <module>
    import os, wxversion
ImportError: No module named wxversion
failed tests
Looking for python2.7... 2.7.14 - Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/tc/playonlinux/python/check_python.py", line 1, in <module>
    import os, wxversion
ImportError: No module named wxversion
failed tests
Looking for python2.6...
Looking for python2... 2.7.14 - Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/tc/playonlinux/python/check_python.py", line 1, in <module>
    import os, wxversion
ImportError: No module named wxversion
failed tests
Please install python before trying to run this program

[Juanito]

for testing purposes (since wx extensions exist in the repo) you could use python pip to install wxpython

[Juanito]

I got playonlinux to start on tc-10.x x86 - it downloads its own version(s) of multi-lib wine to match the app selected for installation (rather than use the tc version of wine) so it will not work.

[neonix]

I got playonlinux to start on tc-10.x x86 - it downloads its own version(s) of multi-lib wine to match the app selected for installation (rather than use the tc version of wine) so it will not work.

Why it won't work? Because it require multi-lib Linux distribution? And is there a chance to create multi-lib TC version? Is it worth a time, is it difficult? Is it possible?

[Juanito]

Yes, it will not work because it requires a multi-lib environment.

It is possible to create a multi-lib tinycore, but I don't see the point if the only purpose is to be able to play windows games.

Of course you're welcome to create your own multi-lib tinycore 

[neonix]

Yes, it will not work because it requires a multi-lib environment.

It is possible to create a multi-lib tinycore, but I don't see the point if the only purpose is to be able to play windows games.

Of course you're welcome to create your own multi-lib tinycore 

There could be more purposes in the future. Like, for example. someone want to run 32-bit Windows program in machine with more than 4 GB RAM. Unfortunately I'm not skilled to create such project but maybe some volunteer will arrive.

[Juanito]

Like, for example. someone want to run 32-bit Windows program in machine with more than 4 GB RAM.

I'd suggest using 64-bit windows (actually 32/64-bit multi-lab) for that...

You could also try Core64, which would give up to 4gb to each 32-bit app that needed it.

[neonix]

Like, for example. someone want to run 32-bit Windows program in machine with more than 4 GB RAM.

I'd suggest using 64-bit windows (actually 32/64-bit multi-lab) for that...

You could also try Core64, which would give up to 4gb to each 32-bit app that needed it.

I was thinking about wine users who don't have Windows at all, and use 64-bit Linux for that purpose. You mean dCore64, not pureCore64? Does dCore64 is multi-lib?

BTW. Is there an official instruction how to compile TC from scratch?