Language for your install currently only English and Latvian are With the Microsoft TrueType Fonts at this point. A simple option is to run a Windows binary, such as tcpvcon.exe and run: wine tcpvcon.exeĬreate the configuration directories and some default configuration. Once the RPM is put in place, there are no configurations or even a configurationĭirectory (~/.wine). You will need to install another one such as RPMForge. yum install wget yum install wine wget -c rpm -ivh cp /usr/share/fonts/msttcorefonts/* ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/fonts/ CentOSĬentOS originates from RedHat you the official repositories do not have the Wine Though I have provided a link to an rpm that can be used. Want the most current fonts are required to build the fonts yourself on Redhatīased systems. Via the apt package manager: apt-get install wine msttcorefonts cp /usr/share/fonts/truetype/msttcorefonts/* ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/fonts/ RedHat The fastest way to install WINE on Debian is by installing WINE I will briefly cover Debianīased systems and RedHat based systems. Installing WINE on the many Linux distributions. But picking part this forum to guess at product roadmap, so our company can make our own plans, is ridiculous.Installed on your Linux system, but installation instructions are still I love RouterOS design, and it's abstracting away all the Linux/hardware stuff, but there product management doesn't ever seem to be improving. And now finding out the Dude, which we use, isn't going to be available as an off-hand comment in an internet forum.

The same goes for the Wi-Fi: I kept expecting at some point they have at least one device with 802.11ax or at least Wave2, still nothing. Waited a VERY long for for ROS V7 to come out to get MBIM, but that was long in Linux/OpenWRT and critical to working with any modern LTE modem/hotspot.

Totally agree: Using MT for a while, but the continual failure to present a high-level road map is quite frustrating. In fact, we just ordered a couple Turris Omnia (lower CPU, disk than RB1100, but does have containers, USB 3.0, and miniPCIe) to try out as potential replacement of the RB1100 we're using as the head-end for remote LTE device. Zero strategy, zero leadership and zero respect to customer base.Īll I know is we won't be ordering any more of the RB1100AHx4 in the near future – with no idea when containers nor dude will come. Mikrotik has 'hobby projects' someone 'feels' like working - maybe. This is the kinda shit that gets me looking at different vendors.

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