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Wine + PDFXchange on Crunchbang

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I tried some alternatives but they all appallingly bad @tinypliny #55072. So I am back to Wine + PDFXchange in my new crunchbang install. Running notes from the install:

The Wine for amd64 machines come from the dev.carbon-project.org repository as recommended by WineHQ for 64 bit systems:

The libraries that are essential to the wine install are:

  • lib32asound2
  • lib32bz2-1.0
  • lib32gcc1
  • lib32ncurses5
  • lib32stdc++6
  • lib32v4l-0
  • lib32z1
  • libc6-i386
  • libwine-bin-unstable
  • libwine-cms-unstable
  • libwine-gl-unstable
  • libwine-gphoto2-unstable
  • libwine-ldap-unstable
  • libwine-openal-unstable
  • libwine-oss-unstable
  • libwine-print-unstable
  • libwine-sane-unstable
  • libwine-unstable
  • wine-bin-unstable
  • wine-unstable


In that particular order. I discovered this nifty command that can tell you the exact date and time of the all the packages installed on your system.

ls /var/lib/dpkg/info/*.list -lh


Pipe it to a list on your home directory

ls /var/lib/dpkg/info/*.list -lh >packagelist.txt



Using gnumeric, I sorted the list by date and time and et voila, I have a neat list of what was installed as a part of what and in what order.

The next step is of course installing PDF Xchange Reader from the PDF Xchange website

194 words · edited Sep 3, 2011

💬 2 comments

  1. paul ·

    I see a lot of unstables there.
  2. tinypliny ·

    I couldn't locate a consolidated stable wine package for 64 bit systems. I looked for a while and then got lazy when I saw all of this was available in one place. Do you know where they are?

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