Error Installing 888poker on Wine

[tw11st]

Hey guys. I'm new around here.

So i have Linux Mint 20.1 64bits and I'm trying to install 888poker using Wine but it keeps showing this and I cannot install it



If anyone can help me.

Best Regards!

[gittiest personITW]

Welcome to the forums.

Here is the way to see if your app has been tested on WINE:
https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager. ... nding=true

Have you had it installed previously?

[motoryzen]

Hey guys. I'm new around here.

So i have Linux Mint 20.1 64bits and I'm trying to install 888poker using Wine but it keeps showing this and I cannot install it



If anyone can help me.

Best Regards!

Adding to gittiest's info. Ctrl f and typing without quotes "888" is your friend and set that setting on that website to 200 results ( the highest quantity per page...first before doing your search). This way instead of going through literally hundreds of pages. it will only be up to 78.

This is applicable IF 888poker is the precise name of that program AND if Wine hq people have in fact tested it. Then this search method will find it the fastest.

I've searched through the first 13. nothing yet.

** update 5:28 central time *

Sorry I'm an idiot. lol. xD

https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager. ... &iId=17360 Bronze rated so...YMMV

[tw11st]

Yes it has been tested but it's regional download and this version it's showing this error.

[Flemur]

So i have Linux Mint 20.1 64bits and I'm trying to install 888poker using Wine but it keeps showing this and I cannot install it

I managed to install it and to start it (but didn't actually sign up or anything like that) without any problems in Mint 20.1 and with

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$ wine --version
wine-6.11 (Staging)

Edit: 888pokernj.exe; 303,176 bytes.

If you installed wine with wine-installer (the recommended way) and want to try installing a newer version of wine (as per the winehq website; the dangerous way for new people!) do these things:
- Make a backup of your system, with timeshift or whatever.
- Completely remove all wine* packages.
- Follow the winehq instructions very carefully: https://wiki.winehq.org/Ubuntu