NET framework, you need a license for a copy of Windows that youĪre not currently using, or at least a copy where you are not going to install Important: From Microsoft's license conditions it appears that to legally NET framework loaded in Wine to be able to run Photomatix Pro version 4. $ sudo yum -enablerepo=updates-testing update wine If you get something starting with "wine-1.1" or earlier you will need to get a pre-release version of Wine. If you now get a version starting "wine-1.2" or "wine-1.3" you are done with this step. Try first to do a normal install of Wine: $ sudo yum install wine.i686 wine-1.3.686), you have the correct version and can skip to the If you see something starting with "wine-1.2" or "wine-1.3" (e.g.
If you wish to uninstall the 64-bit version and install the 32-bit version instead, you can use these commands: Before you do this, make sure you do not need the 64-bit version for any other purpose. To do this, you will need to uninstall the 64-bit version. You should install the 32-bit version instead if you want to run Photomatix. This does not appear able to run Photomatix currently. If you see a version ending in ".x86_64" you have the 64-bit version of Wine. If you see something starting with "wine-0.9", "wine-1.0" or "wine-1.1" you have an old version, and should go to step 3. If nothing comes up, you don't have Wine installed as a package. See if Wine is already installed: $ rpm -q wine Open a Terminal window: Fedora menu -> System Tools -> Terminal Window To do all these steps, you should be logged in as a normal user, not root. Later releases are likely to run Photomatix better than earlier releases. To run Photomatix Pro, you will need a recent release of Wine. Instructions for installing Wine and getting Photomatix going under Fedora 15 Instructions for getting Photomatix to work under Wine
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