Saturday, September 04, 2010

An easy way to install software on Linux- install Wine on Ubuntu 10.04

how to install wine on ubuntu

Linux is becoming increasingly easy to use. A more complete facilities for the installation of new software. At Ubuntu 10.04, we can install software without using Terminal. Ubuntu provides the Software Center to find software that is compatible with Ubuntu. Ubuntu Software Center allows us to find the software we need. Recently I tried to install Wine on my laptop, it was very easy. Of course we must have an internet connection to download the software we want.

If you are a new Linux user, maybe you need to know that Wine is provided by a Linux application, so that we can run existing applications on the Microsoft. An example is the file that has the extension EXE. So if we want to run the file on the Linux Operating System, we have to use Wine.

To install Wine, a very easy way. In the Applications menu, click the “Ubuntu Software Center“. Then we type in “Wine” in the search box, it will immediately appear that the software ready installed Wine. Next, you just enough to click on “Install”, the system will automatically download the software, and automatically install on your computer. To use Wine, you can simply clicking on the EXE file extension.

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