.PlayerNet app - feedback

  • Well... atm its stucked at 62% , now i added playernet at my firewall to exceptions , hope it will working .... if not , idk what the problem.. and i dont have any antivirus program

  • Would it be possible to download the client without .PlayerNet? I couldn't get .Net Framework to install on Linux, as a result .PlayerNet won't install :(

    In order to get most dot.net applications running under linux you need to be using a 32 bit wine installation, As 64 bit does not work.
    Go to your home folder and enable show hidden, Then delete the .wine folder if you don't have anything important installed to your C drive in there.
    Then create a new 32 bit wine prefix.


    To create a 32-bit WINE prefix on a 64-bit Ubuntu system, you need to open a terminal and run the following command:



    .Wine=$HOME/prefix32 WINEARCH='win32' wine 'wineboot'



    Once this is finished you can use winetricks to install all of the dot.net applications, Fonts, And anything else that may be required without ever running into the 64 bit problems again. And still maintain a 64 bit linux operating system.

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