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How to run LOIC using Wine
Jorge Oliveira edited this page Jan 28, 2020
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Assuming you have Ubuntu/Debian:
- Download latest LOIC and extract.
- Open a terminal and type (without the parenthesis) “sudo apt-get install wine” and wait for it to finish.
- Type “wget http://www.kegel.com/wine/winetricks”.
- Type “sh winetricks” and from the GUI select dotnet20, and install it.
- Go to applications on your drop down and under Wine click on “Browse C: drive” then move the extracted LOIC to c:
- Now, go to the extracted file and right-click LOIC.exe and click properties.
- Go to permissions tab and check the box “Allow executing this file as program”.
- Right click file again and under open application, select wine.
Addendum: Please refer to this issue for more recent instructions on getting wine installed on our system: LOIC#83
Wine instructions doesnt work directly as it mentioned here it needs some improvements:
There is Wine64 and Wine32 ,
apt install wine
it will install wine64 because Debian and most distros deprecating/not using by default i386 architecture, so user need to specify the wine version.Better refer the user to install wine on debian from the official website of winehq:
https://wiki.winehq.org/Debian
(why do we need 32bit? because loic architecture is 32bit)
Enjoy ;)