eMule on Linux with Wine

PREREQUISITES

This document assumes you have a recent Linux
installation with an X11-based window manager or desktop environment
such as KDE, GNOME, or Xfce.

INSTALLING WINE

Install
Wine 0.9.40 or later from your Linux distribution's package manager
(apt or Synaptic on Debian/Ubuntu, Portage on Gentoo, etc.). If you
don't find the latest version there, you should download the
appropriate binary package or platform-independent source tarball from http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=6241, then consult the official installation documentation at http://www.winehq.org/site/docs/wineusr-guide/getting-wine.

INSTALLING EMULEDownload
the latest eMule installation executable and save it to your home
directory (shell alias "~" under most Linux setups). Launch the
executable from a terminal:

wine ~/eMule0.48a-Installer.exe

Wine will first create an emulated Windows environment in ~/.wine then launch the installer. Proceed with the eMule installation as you would under Windows.
UNINSTALLING EMULE

To remove eMule from your emulated Windows environment, type the following in a terminal:


CODE
uninstaller

Select eMule from the program list and click Uninstall.