qt4wine error

[daktras]

hers the error when i use the apps menu
Failed to execute child process "LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/q4wine/" (No such file or directory)

here is what i get when executed through the command line

q4wine
q4wine: error while loading shared libraries: libq4wine-core.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

[trustytrev]

Hello,
       I installed qt4wine today on a fully updated LXDE and have encountered the same output at the command line.
I can only assume this issue still needs a solution.
Any help would be much appreciated as I assume the package is broken in some way.
Thanks.
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[trustytrev]

Hello,
        I should say it was q4wine that I installed today on a fully updated LXDE.I think it is a problem with LXDE as when I installed it on a fully updated PCLinuxOS KDE box it worked fine.
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[djohnston]

hers the error when i use the apps menu
Failed to execute child process "LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/q4wine/" (No such file or directory)

here is what i get when executed through the command line

q4wine
q4wine: error while loading shared libraries: libq4wine-core.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I just installed the q4wine package, along with all tagged dependencies, on KDE MiniMe and LXDE Mini. Both installed with no Synaptic error messages. I get the same errors that daktras does on LXDE. I have a hunch there's a missing qt4 dependency that's installed on KDE4 by default, but I haven't found one yet. I did find some anomolies.

LXDE

Exec=LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/q4wine/ q4wine is in the desktop file. And the libq4wine-core.so shared object does exist where it should be.

-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 351364 Nov 24  2010 /usr/lib/q4wine/libq4wine-core.so*

KDE4

After installing the package on KDE, I launched it from the menu. The app went through a "first run" and immediately displayed an error:

Can't find or execute the 'sudo' binary. Make sure that this binary is available by search PATH variable and see also INSTALL file for application depends.

Well, that was fine with me, except that the first run wouldn't complete until I specified the location for the sudo binary. Sudo wasn't installed, so I fired up Synaptic. I had to add the special section to install sudo. After the first run completed and the app showed the main window, another error message came up that it couldn't find Firefox. I didn't research that in the settings.

I downloaded the source RPM from here. The RPM contains the spec file and an archived build directory. The archive is q4wine-0.120.tar.xz, but it's not an xz archive. It's actually a gzip archive, and can't be extracted as an xz.

xz -t q4wine-0.120.tar.xz
xz: q4wine-0.120.tar.xz: File format not recognized

From the INSTALL file in the archive:

Build dependencies
***********************************************
sudo
wine
>=sqlite-3.5.6
>=which-2.19
>=icoutils-0.26.0
>=qt-4.4.0
>=qt-sql-4.4.0       NOTE: qt-sql might have sqlite drivers support!
>=qt-gui-4.4.0
>=qt-core-4.4.0
>=qt-network-4.4.0
>=qt-dbus-4.4.0
wget

Optional dependencies
***********************************************
fuseiso

[trustytrev]

Hello,
       I installed on LXDE and KDE with synaptic in both cases and from the same repository.The KDE installation worked without fault after installation.
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