1 You will need 'git' and gnu tools.
3 1: Make a folder in your home dir called 'wine-stuff'.
4 Note: From now on I will call home dir by '~'.
6 2: Then extract the file called 'WineLauncher' from the archive file and extract it to '~/wine-stuff'
7 Note: To extract the file use 'Archive Manager' or similar.
9 3: In the aforementioned folder you need to make three sub-folders:
10 One with the name of your distribution, e.g. 'ubuntu'
11 Another with the version number of your distribution e.g. '7.10'
12 And one with the name of your CPU architecture e.g. 'i686'
13 Note: That you can find out your architecture by running the program 'uname -m'.
14 Note: You should know your distribution name and version. If not you can find this out by running the program "gnome-system-monitor", if your using gnome.
16 4: Inside the architecture folder make a new folder called 'wine-git'.
18 5: To download wine, you must use a terminal command, 'git clone git://source.winehq.org/git/wine.git ~/wine-stuff/wine/<Name Of Your Distribution>/<Version Number Of Your Distribution>/<CPU Architecture>/wine-git"' to get wines source. Simply change the folder path to match your folder names.
19 e.g. 'git clone git://source.winehq.org/git/wine.git ~/wine-stuff/wine/ubuntu/7.10/i686/wine-git'
21 6: Follow the guide at 'http://wiki.winehq.org/Recommended_Packages'. This will show you the dependencies you need before you can build wine, Make sure you install then.
22 Note: some of the packages versions maybe wrong.
24 7: Now configure wine open a terminal and do:
25 'cd "~/wine-stuff/wine/<Name Of Your Distribution>/<Version Number Of Your Distribution>/<CPU Architecture>/wine-git"'
27 That will change your working dir to the right one and configure wine if there is any errors check 6.
29 8: Then in the same terminal type 'make', This will build wine.
31 9: Ones make is complete run 'WineLauncher'.
34 If this guide does not work for you google for 'git'.
35 This will be done by WineLauncher one day.