10-13-2015, 03:02 PM
I clearly use Wine less than you do, but I do have it installed and running. I run 2.6 and I installed Wine via Lite Software. I imagine a different version of Wine is running on 2.6 than when you were on 1.0.6 since each of those Linux Lite versions is based on different LTS versions of Ubuntu. You might have to see about reinstalling your apps one by one in Wine. But first we need to get Wine running.
In my experience Wine doesn't completely uninstall using Lite Software. You could try using Synaptic, search on the word "wine," and remove everything associated with that. At that point, I would also remove the backed up folders you restored to your 2.6 installation. Then reboot. Run Install Updates, and then use Lite Software to reinstall Wine.
Otherwise, if it hasn't been too long since you installed 2.6 to your son's computer, reinstall 2.6, install Wine via Lite Software, and then create a restore point using Systemback before trying to restore backed up folders or reinstalling Wine apps.
In my experience Wine doesn't completely uninstall using Lite Software. You could try using Synaptic, search on the word "wine," and remove everything associated with that. At that point, I would also remove the backed up folders you restored to your 2.6 installation. Then reboot. Run Install Updates, and then use Lite Software to reinstall Wine.
Otherwise, if it hasn't been too long since you installed 2.6 to your son's computer, reinstall 2.6, install Wine via Lite Software, and then create a restore point using Systemback before trying to restore backed up folders or reinstalling Wine apps.
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