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On secont thought system update might be actually important. When I installed Ninja in Kubuntu (successfully) about a month ago the default Wine beta version was 1.7.38 (Fedora's official was 1.7.39 since a few days). I downloaded 14.10 iso and did all updates - I think it upgraded to 3.17...

I have no idea what most of that means, but your kernel seems a bit old. It should not be a problem but might fix one. I don't know what kernel Ubuntu uses now, Fedora is on 3.19 stable and 4.something beta. Ubuntu should be at least 3.17 stable. Did you check Winetricks for dead links? The...

It's the same with connections by the way - on first try even Kinetick might not work. Just close Ninja and start it again. There is no need to reboot at all - just close all Wine apps and when you start one again it is like a reboot. Same with dotnet installers - they require restarts...

Try a few times more, it's like an old diesel engine - it needs a few tries till it wakes up. You might try to start it from terminal or open the folder and run it from there - it shouldn't make a difference though. What version of Wine? It should work with 1.6, but 1.7 is better. If you are in...

http://wiki.winehq.org/winetricks this is the help page it might be better to specify the prefix as an option (after sh winetricks in the command), not environment (before all)

First you have to create a 32-bit prefix with WINEPREFIX= and WINEARCH=32bit - I assume you've done that. Then only you can run winetricks installs in that prefix. If you don't care too much for the other programs in Wine you can replace the default prefix - it is much simpler. Just delete .wine...

~/.prefix would mean the path to the prefix you made and 'prefix' would be how you named it - like /home/Mavrud/.wine would be the default prefix for user Mavrud for example just find the folder of your 32-bit prefix in file explorer, copy the full path and put it instead of ~/.prefix

env WINEPREFIX=~/.prefix sh winetricks I never used this though, you may or may not need the full path to the 32 bit prefix. What Ninja license (demo or real) and data provider are you using (or at least plan to use)?

FXCM have the ForexConnect API as a standalone software in their forum with a native Linux version. There is also a Windows version of course and (some of) it is included in Ninja. I think there was an option for a Mono app to be connected to that API, but I havent read much about it yet (and I...

Crossover is usually a few versions behind Wine, sometimes even one major version and Wine made huge progress the last versions - it could be because of that. What libraries does Crossover want - isdn4k-utils and libxslt or some else? If you are too lazy to install the MS stuff piece by piece...

You need 15 second chart for news trading - then it is conventional technical analysis, with support/resistance levels put in advance of the news event of course. And watch for the news volume dry-out - when that happenes you should go back to 1/3/5 minute timeframe (the news event trading is...

Paul, you still alive? If you install 32-bit isdn4k-utils and libxslt you should be able to have at least CQG and Kinetick end-of-day connections after that, probably more. Again, if in 64-bit Linux and Wine - first create 32-bit prefix. I think Crossover will do it for you, but in Wine it's a...

Hello, Paul, I managed to install Ninja in Kubuntu 14.10, Debian 7.8 and Fedora 21, all 64bitPC, with Wine 1.7 and Winetricks following Proof's advice. Ninja installs and starts just fine but doesn't want to connect to any server - I tried FXCM demo and Free end-of-day Kinetick. It is important...