OpenIndiana 2.0.10 readme

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Bordeaux Group OpenIndiana Package
Bordeaux Group, Inc.
http://www.bordeauxgroup.com/
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Date: Tue 10/19/2010

I. Description

    Bordeaux for OpenIndiana is Wine 1.2.1 plus Cabextract, Wget, Unzip and other tools
    and libraries compiled on OpenIndiana build 147 for Solaris systems. Bordeaux comes with
    a simple UI written in GTK that facilitates in the installation and execution of select
    programs that we currently support.

II. Installer and UI Dependencies

    The Bordeaux UI is written in GTK and requires the GTK2 runtime environment
    to be installed on your system.
 
    With the release of Bordeaux 2.0.10 we now bundle wine, cabextract, wget and unzip with
    Bordeaux these tools will be installed in "/opt/bordeaux/bin"

    The Bordeaux Installer has also been re-written and the dependency on python,PyGTK
    and gxmessage has been removed. The current .sh installer is strictly a shell installer
    and will install on any OpenIndiana system.

III. Wine Dependencies

    Bordeaux bundles Wine 1.2.1 and uses many third party libraries that can be found in the
    OpenIndiana repository and the Contrib repository.

    Information on how to add the Contrib repository can be found here :

    http://wikis.sun.com/display/OpenSolarisInfo/How+To+Add+IPS+Repositories

    Wine also uses the packages listed below depending on the software in use.
 
    SUNWlcms = Little Color Management System
    SUNWsmba = samba - A Windows SMB/CIFS fileserver for UNIX
    SUNWsane-backend = SANE library and backends
    SUNWxsane = Graphical scanning frontend for the SANE scanner interface.
    SUNWlldap = LDAP Libraries
    SUNWopenssl = OpenSSL Commands

IV. How to use Bordeaux

    To install Bordeaux for OpenIndiana simply run the following command.

    ./bordeaux-solaris.x86.sh

    The installer will install Bordeaux in your /opt directory under the name /opt/bordeaux

    You might need to add your account to the "Primary Administrator" group 
    before Bordeaux will install.

    Example : $ usermod -P'Primary Administrator' 
    
    A Bordeaux menu should be created in your Applications menu but if for
    some reason the menu doesn't get created you can run Bordeaux with the following
    command.

    /opt/bordeaux/bin/bordeaux-setup

    To install a Application simply double click on the the applications name
    or select it once and then select OK and the install should proceed.
    To exit Bordeaux click the [x] at the top right of the program.

    Unsupported Applications and Games :

    To install a unsupported application or game you will need to put our Wine 
    Build in your path. To do this open your favorite terminal and add these 
    lines to your .profile file in your home directory.

    # Add Bordeaux Wine to path
    export PATH=$PATH:/opt/bordeaux
    export PATH=$PATH:/opt/bordeaux/bin
    export PATH=$PATH:/opt/bordeaux/doc
    export PATH=$PATH:/opt/bordeaux/etc
    export PATH=$PATH:/opt/bordeaux/lib
    export PATH=$PATH:/opt/bordeaux/share
    export PATH=$PATH:/opt/bordeaux/support

    Now when you enter wine in your terminal it will be found.

    $ wine
    Usage: wine PROGRAM [ARGUMENTS...] Run the specified program
           wine --help Display this help and exit
           wine --version Output version information and exit

    All un-supported apps will now be installed in .wine in your home directory. You can run :

    $ winecfg

    to edit the configuration, you can also copy /opt/bordeaux/bin/bordeaux-winetricks.sh 
    to your home directory and run it just like running winetricks

    $ ./bordeaux-winetricks.sh

    And add Microsoft redistributable's, dlls, registry changes, and further configure Wine.

V. Known Issues

    When you install IrfanView 4.27 at the end of the install don't start Irfanview.
    Finish the install and then start the program, a new i_view32.ini file has to be
    written for the program to function properly.
  
    Microsoft Office 2007 and Steam now have preliminary supported in this release. The fine
    Folks at steampower change the program it seems on a weekly basis... We will regularly   test
    Steam to assure it installs and functions but beware it could break at any time.

    Microsoft Office support is only for Word, Excel and PowerPoint at this time.

    Steam changes the md5sum it seems on a weekly basis... If Steam fails to install open :
    opt/bordeaux/bin/bordeaux-winetricks.sh in a text editor and go to line 3134

    download . http://steampowered.com/download/SteamInstall.msi c37cb5fdbfb873de91899858757cc3615c617199

    and remove the md5 check sum, the : "c37cb5fdbfb873de91899858757cc3615c617199"

    so the line looks like this :

    download . http://steampowered.com/download/SteamInstall.msi

    then Steam should install. 

    If the Steam update stalls or quiets just run steam again and it should complete on the second try.

VI. Compatibility

    Bordeaux 2.0.10 has been tested under the following platforms:

    OpenIndiana 147
  
VII. Additional Resources

    Bordeaux Group : http://www.bordeauxgroup.com/
    WineHQ : http://www.winehq.org/
    OpenIndiana : http://openindiana.org/