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Have you tried https://dl.winehq.org/wine/source/4.x/ this version ?
No, it worked well so far with 2.4.
Also, I just found this error now after I clicked the Market tab in Terminal window.
(I remember, exactly the same problem was there 2-3 months ago too, as I wrote earlier. MQ fixed it then, so I am sure it is central issue again.)
And here is the Journal tab:
Okay i will check it out later.
443 port i think there is a problem with HTTPS security.
But i can confirm that the latest winever is working and has been working over the last few day's so if possible please upgrade and try again.
Okay i will check it out later.
443 port i think there is a problem with HTTPS security.
But i can confirm that the latest winever is working and has been working over the last few day's so if possible please upgrade and try again.
A Wine upgrade can cause serious problems for other Win programs (my experience).
To be honest, I only want to upgrade Wine if I am totally sure that the problem is the Wine itself.
Well you could clone your system then you always have a backup to switch back to.
This is standard practice in upgrading systems.
Now the weird part is that i told you multiple times that the latest version is working because i tried it many times over the past day's.
Now if i want to know if your (old) build works, i have to download a (old) LM iso and burn it then do a fresh install, and then install the (old) wine version you are using, and after that i can install MetaTrader and finally, finally see if it will work or not.
Which route would be more favorable you think ?
If it was not working on my system i would report the bug immediately.
Well you could clone your system then you always have a backup to switch back to.
This is standard practice in upgrading systems.
Now the weird part is that i told you multiple times that the latest version is working because i tried it many times over the past day's.
Now if i want to know if your (old) build works, i have to download a (old) LM iso and burn it then do a fresh install, and then install the (old) wine version you are using, and after that i can install MetaTrader and finally, finally see if it will work or not.
Which route would be more favorable you think ?
If it was not working on my system i would report the bug immediately.
The most favorable I think, dropping a question to MQ whether they did any change in the past 1-2 weeks.
If they did not, the problem is on my side (I doubt). If they did, then the question: are they willing to make a fix?
I don't think they will fix things for old Linux builds and old Wine builds especially when the new builds are working flawlessly.
I don't think they will fix things for old Linux builds and old Wine builds especially when the new builds are working flawlessly.