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RE: imm32.dll for Wine-1.1.6
by Lockert Fredrick on Sunday October 12th 2008, 8:19
No problem, we all start somewhere you know.
The reason you can't move it, is because /usr is a part of the root file system. It's protected, in order to protect the system from harmful changes.

You can move the file by typing in terminal;
"sudo mv imm32.dll.so /usr/lib/wine"

Then provide your password, and it should move the file. Type without the quotes "".

sudo might change, depending on which Linux system you use.

If you stored the file on your desktop, simply write "sudo mv Desktop/imm32.dll.so /usr/lib/wine".

If you prefer a GUI (Graphical User Interface), open terminal and type "sudo nautilus", provide your password. Use the new window that has opened, to move your file.

You can also "copy" the file, by replacing "mv" with "cp".

sudo mv
sudo cp
sudo nautilus

sudo = root
mv = move
cp = copy
nautilus = A graphical file manager


If you need more help, just yell, and I'll do my best.

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