Installing EVE on Linux: Difference between revisions

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= Introduction =

With the exponential increase in computing and constant exposure to new software, chances are you've used, or at least heard of, Linux. [[Image:1.png|thumb|400px~~|The Ubuntu Terminal with a personal touch~~]]

With the exponential increase in computing and constant exposure to new software, chances are you've used, or at least heard of, Linux. [[Image:1.png|thumb|400px]]

There are many ''flavors'' (types) of Linux out there, most of which are completely free and other which are very cheap

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'''Some Flavors'''

*[http://www.centos.org/ ''CentOS'']

*[http://www.debian.org/ ''Debian'']

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=== Why should I care?! ===

[[Image:Final.png|thumb|left|500px~~|Can your Windows do this?~~]]

[[Image:Final.png|thumb|left|500px]]

Let's be frank.

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*'''Photoshop''' (Cost: $192-$1000+)

**- ''On Linux:'' '''~~Gimp~~''' ($0)

**- ''On Linux:'' '''GIMP''' ($0)

*'''Microsoft Office''' (Cost: $120-$210+)

**- ''On Linux:'' '''OpenOffice.org''' ($0)

**- ''On Linux:'' '''OpenOffice.org''' ($0)

*'''Microsoft Internet Exploder''' (Cost: Your computer's well-being)

**- ''On Linux:'' '''Firefox''' ($0)

**- ''On Linux:'' '''Firefox''' ($0)

There are many other reasons you should look into using Linux.

As a student, I find it invaluable on my laptop, especially when I can do my homework on free software while my classmates a few seats over complain about how expensive software X was this semester.

As a student, I find it invaluable on my laptop, especially when I can do my homework on free software while my classmates a few seats over complain about how expensive software X was this semester.

Silly newbs.

Silly newbs.

So come, impress your friends and join the PC Master Race: game on Linux!

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One may consider purchasing a new hard drive (a small 20GB one will do) so that a Linux install won't interfere with your Windows installation.

If that is not an option, one will have to '''Dual-~~boot~~''' (installing two Operating Systems (OSs) on a single disk), choosing which one to use when the machine is powered on.

If that is not an option, one will have to '''Dual-Boot''' (installing two Operating Systems (OSs) on a single disk), choosing which one to use when the machine is powered on.

People unfamiliar with Linux are highly recommended to use '''[http://www.ubuntu.com/ Ubuntu] 10.04''', as in my experience it is the most user-friendly and easiest to get into.

''Installing Linux is beyond the scope of the current article, but may be added later for completion.''

''Installing Linux is beyond the scope of the current article, but may be added later for completion. - Bl4cklisted''

~~''- Bl4cklisted''~~

= Wine =

= Wine =

Wine is an incredibly useful tool that emulates a Windows environment within a Linux installation.

~~Wine is an incredibly useful tool that emulates a Windows environment within a Linux installation.~~

Basically, it lets one install and run applications designed for Windows (in this case, EVE) in Linux.

Basically, it lets one install and run applications designed for Windows (in this case, EVE) in Linux.

For simplicity's sake, this walk-through will be done with Ubuntu.

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== EVEin' in mah Linux ==

Before we install Wine, open up your browser (if using Ubuntu, this will be ~~'''~~Firefox~~'''~~) and go to this URL:

Before we install Wine, open up your browser (if using Ubuntu, this will be Firefox) and go to this URL:

<pre>http://www.eveonline.com/download/?fallback=1&</pre>

[[Image:Offline.png|650px|Offline.png]]

to download the Windows offline version of EVE while we configure Wine in the meantime.

to download the Windows offline version of EVE while we configure Wine in the meantime.

Also, open up '''Ubuntu Software Center'''. This is in the top-left of your screen under '''Applications'''.

Also, open up '''Ubuntu Software Center'''. This is in the top-left of your screen under '''Applications'''.

In the search box, type in "Restricted" and install '''Ubuntu Restricted ~~Drivers~~'''. You may need to put in your password.

In the search box, type in "Restricted" and install '''Ubuntu Restricted Extras'''. You may need to put in your password.

[[Image:Restricted.png|650px|Restricted.png]]

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== Installing and configuring Wine ==

== Installing and configuring Wine==

If this is your first Linux installation, you will ~~first~~ need to set up a root user (Linux-speak for ''Administrator''). Open a ~~terminal~~ window (~~For Windows people, this is the Command Line~~) and type:

If this is your first task in your Linux installation, you will need to set up a '''root''' user (Linux-speak for ''Administrator''). Open a Terminal window (Default '''CTRL+ALT+T''' in Ubuntu 10.04) and type:

<pre>sudo passwd root</pre>

Hitting [Enter], it will ask you for your current user's password, and then for the password you'd like '''root''' to have:

Hitting [Enter], it will ask you for your current user's password, and then for the password you'd like '''root''' to have:

[[Image:Susetup.png]]

'''Note: As you're typing in the passwords, the passwords will NOT show up. This is normal.'''

'''Note: As you're typing in the passwords, the passwords will NOT show up. This is normal.'''

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=== Adding/Updating Repositories ===

Next, we'll need to update the '''repositories''', which is a fancy name for the place in which Ubuntu downloads its software.

Next, we'll need to update the '''repositories''', which is a fancy name for the place in which Ubuntu downloads its software.

Updating these ensures that you get the most current software when you're ready to download. So first we'll add the Wine's repository:

<pre>sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa</pre>

[[Image:Addingrep.png|450px|Addingrep.png]] and then update all repositories:

[[Image:Addingrep.png|450px|Addingrep.png]] and then update all repositories:

<pre> sudo apt-get update</pre>

A lot of text will scroll up; you'll know when its done when the terminal allows you to type in commands again.

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Now that the repositories are updated, we'll need to update this software that is currently installed on the system. This step is essential:

<pre> sudo apt-get upgrade</pre>

This step may take significantly longer than the previous. This is similar to Windows Update as it may require a restart after its complete.

This step may take significantly longer than the previous. This is similar to Windows Update as it may require a restart after its complete.

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=== Installing Wine 1.2.x ===

Once the update completes, we can then download '''Wine'''. The most current stable version at the time of this writing is 1.2, so you'd type:

Once the update completes, we can then download '''Wine'''. The most current stable version at the time of this writing is 1.2, so you'd type:

<pre> sudo apt-get install wine1.2</pre>

and hit [Enter]. This will download and install Wine in one easy step. [[Image:Installwine.png|500px|Installwine.png]]

and hit [Enter]. This will download and install Wine in one easy step. [[Image:Installwine.png|500px|Installwine.png]]

=== Configuring Wine ===

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When it completes, type in:

<pre> winecfg</pre>

and press [Enter]. This will open up a configuration window for Wine.

and press [Enter]. This will open up a configuration window for Wine.

Click the Graphics tab and select '''Emulate a virtual desktop:''' [[Image:Wine.png]]

Click the Graphics tab and select '''Emulate a virtual desktop''' [[Image:Wine.png]]

Also, set the desktop resolution to something smaller than your current settings. This can be readjusted later.

Also, set the desktop resolution to something smaller than your current settings. This can be readjusted later.

=== Installing WineTricks ===

Unfortunately for us, Wine doesn't come with the fonts than EVE requires in order to run properly. For this, we need to download and install '''~~Winetricks~~''':

Unfortunately for us, Wine doesn't come with the fonts than EVE requires in order to run properly. For this, we need to download and install '''WineTricks''':

<pre> sudo wget http://www.kegel.com/wine/winetricks</pre>

[[Image:Wget.png|500px|Wget.png]]

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After hitting [Enter] and waiting for the program to complete installing, type:

<pre> sh winetricks corefonts</pre>

This will install the required fonts.

This will install the required fonts.

==== Installing C++ Filez ====

Finally, the following will install Visual C++ files that the game will need ~~for self-updating~~ later:

Finally, the following will install Visual C++ files that the game will need later:

<pre>sh winetricks corefonts vcrun2005sp1</pre>

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= Installing EVE =

If you followed this guide to the letter so far, the installer should be close to finishing now. Once it has finished downloading, mouse to the top left of the screen and click '''Places'''. Browse over to the folder you downloaded the installer to. Right-click the installer and ~~choose~~ '''Open with Wine'''.

If you followed this guide to the letter so far, the installer should be close to finishing now. Once it has finished downloading, mouse to the top left of the screen and click '''Places'''. Browse over to the folder you downloaded the installer to. Right-click the installer and click '''Open with Wine'''.

[[Image:Wine2.png|400px|Wine2.png]] [[Image:Wine3.png|400px|Wine3.png]]

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[[Image:Wine4.png|400px|Wine4.png]] [[Image:Wine5.png|400px|Wine5.png]]

This will open the all-too-familiar Installation Wizard. Accept all defaults ("Next", "I agree", "Install"). Once it completes, '''uncheck the "Run EVE Online" box before clicking Finish''':

This will open the all-too-familiar Installation Wizard. '''Accept all defaults''' ("Next", "I agree", "Install"). Once it completes, '''uncheck the "Run EVE Online" box before clicking Finish''':

[[Image:Wine6.png]]

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== Modifying the Desktop Shortcut ==

Right-click your new desktop ~~short cut~~ and click '''Properties'''. Change the '''''Command'' '''line to:

Right-click your new desktop shortcut and click '''Properties'''. Change the '''''Command''''' line to:

<pre>wine explorer /desktop=EVE1,1680x1050 "C:\Program Files\CCP\EVE\eve.exe"</pre>

'''Note!: Change the above resolution to YOUR COMPUTER'S resolution or you may run into issues later. The first number is the width; the second is height.''' The '''''Comment'' '''section can be changed or left blank: [[Image:Shortcutmod.png|650px|Shortcutmod.png]]

'''Note!: Change the above resolution to YOUR COMPUTER'S resolution or you may run into issues later. The first number is the width; the second is height.''' The '''''Comment''''' section can be changed or left blank: [[Image:Shortcutmod.png|650px|Shortcutmod.png]]

Click '''Close''' to save the changes.

== Dropkicking Audio Bugs ==

Go to '''Applications > Wine > Browse C: Drive''' Browse to '''Program Files\CCP\EVE\res\audio''' and rename the ''Jukebox'' folder to anything but "Jukebox". [[Image:Jukebox.png|800px|Jukebox.png]]

Go to '''Applications > Wine > Browse C: Drive''' Browse to '''Program Files\CCP\EVE\res\audio''' and rename the '''Jukebox''' folder to anything but "Jukebox". [[Image:Jukebox.png|800px|Jukebox.png]]

= IT'S E-UNI TIME =

[[Image:DOUBLECLICK.png]] [[Image:Eveonwine.png]] [[Image:Complete.png|left~~|thumb~~|950px~~|E-UNI ON MY LINUX~~]]

[[Image:DOUBLECLICK.png]] [[Image:Eveonwine.png]] [[Image:Complete.png|thumb|left|950px]]

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 = Introduction  =
-With the exponential increase in computing and constant exposure to new software, chances are you've used, or at least heard of, Linux. [[Image:1.png|thumb|400px|The Ubuntu Terminal with a personal touch]]
+With the exponential increase in computing and constant exposure to new software, chances are you've used, or at least heard of, Linux. [[Image:1.png|thumb|400px]]
 There are many ''flavors'' (types) of Linux out there, most of which are completely free and other which are very cheap
@@ Line 16: / Line 16: @@
 '''Some Flavors'''
 *[http://www.centos.org/ ''CentOS'']
 *[http://www.debian.org/ ''Debian'']
@@ Line 28: / Line 29: @@
 === Why should I care?!  ===
-[[Image:Final.png|thumb|left|500px|Can your Windows do this?]]<br>
+[[Image:Final.png|thumb|left|500px]]<br>
 Let's be frank.
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 *'''Photoshop''' (Cost: $192-$1000+)
-**- ''On Linux:'' '''Gimp''' ($0)
+**- ''On Linux:'' '''<span style="color: rgb(30, 144, 255);">GIMP</span>''' ($0)
 *'''Microsoft Office''' (Cost: $120-$210+)
-**- ''On Linux:'' '''OpenOffice.org''' ($0)
+**- ''On Linux:'' '''<span style="color:#1E90FF">OpenOffice.org</span>''' ($0)
 *'''Microsoft Internet Exploder''' (Cost: Your computer's well-being)
-**- ''On Linux:'' '''Firefox''' ($0) <br>
+**- ''On Linux:'' '''<span style="color:#1E90FF">Firefox</span>''' ($0) <br>
 There are many other reasons you should look into using Linux.
-As a student, I find it invaluable on my laptop, especially when I can do my homework on free software while my classmates a few seats over complain about how expensive software X was this semester.
+As a student, I find it invaluable on my laptop, especially when I can do my homework on free software while my classmates a few seats over complain about how expensive software X was this semester. <BR><BR>
-Silly newbs. <br>
+<span style="color:#1E90FF">Silly newbs.</span> <br>
 So come, impress your friends and join the PC Master Race: game on Linux!
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 One may consider purchasing a new hard drive (a small 20GB one will do) so that a Linux install won't interfere with your Windows installation.
-If that is not an option, one will have to '''Dual-boot''' (installing two Operating Systems (OSs) on a single disk), choosing which one to use when the machine is powered on.
+If that is not an option, one will have to '''<span style="color:#1E90FF">Dual-Boot</span>''' (installing two Operating Systems (OSs) on a single disk), choosing which one to use when the machine is powered on.
 People unfamiliar with Linux are highly recommended to use '''[http://www.ubuntu.com/ Ubuntu] 10.04''', as in my experience it is the most user-friendly and easiest to get into.
-''Installing Linux is beyond the scope of the current article, but may be added later for completion.''
+<span style="color:#1E90FF">''Installing Linux is beyond the scope of the current article, but may be added later for completion. - Bl4cklisted''</span>
-''- Bl4cklisted''
+= <span style="color:#8B0000">Wine</span> =
-= Wine  =
+<span style="color:#8B0000">Wine</span> is an incredibly useful tool that emulates a Windows environment within a Linux installation.
-Wine is an incredibly useful tool that emulates a Windows environment within a Linux installation.
+Basically, it lets one install and run applications designed for Windows (in this case, <span style="color:#1E90FF">EVE</span>) in Linux.
-Basically, it lets one install and run applications designed for Windows (in this case, EVE) in Linux.
 For simplicity's sake, this walk-through will be done with Ubuntu.
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 == EVEin' in mah Linux  ==
-Before we install Wine, open up your browser (if using Ubuntu, this will be '''Firefox''') and go to this URL:
+Before we install <span style="color:#8B0000">Wine</span>, open up your browser (if using Ubuntu, this will be <span style="color:#1E90FF">Firefox</span>) and go to this URL:
 <pre>http://www.eveonline.com/download/?fallback=1&amp;</pre>
 [[Image:Offline.png|650px|Offline.png]] <br>
-to download the Windows offline version of EVE while we configure Wine in the meantime.
+to download the Windows offline version of <span style="color:#1E90FF">EVE</span> while we configure <span style="color:#8B0000">Wine</span> in the meantime.
 <br>
-Also, open up '''Ubuntu Software Center'''. This is in the top-left of your screen under '''Applications'''.
+Also, open up <span style="color:#1E90FF">'''Ubuntu Software Center'''</span>. This is in the top-left of your screen under <span style="color:#1E90FF">'''Applications'''</span>.
-In the search box, type in "Restricted" and install '''Ubuntu Restricted Drivers'''. You may need to put in your password.
+In the search box, type in <span style="color:#1E90FF">"Restricted"</span> and install <span style="color:#1E90FF">'''Ubuntu Restricted Extras'''</span>. You may need to put in your password.
 [[Image:Restricted.png|650px|Restricted.png]] <br>
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 <br>
-== Installing and configuring Wine  ==
+== Installing and configuring <span style="color:#8B0000">Wine</span>==
-If this is your first Linux installation, you will first need to set up a root user (Linux-speak for ''Administrator''). Open a terminal window (For Windows people, this is the Command Line) and type:
+If this is your first task in your Linux installation, you will need to set up a <span style="color:#1E90FF">'''root'''</span> user (Linux-speak for ''Administrator''). Open a <span style="color:#1E90FF">Terminal</span> window (Default <span style="color:#1E90FF">'''CTRL+ALT+T'''</span> in Ubuntu 10.04) and type:
 <pre>sudo passwd root</pre>
-Hitting [Enter], it will ask you for your current user's password, and then for the password you'd like '''root''' to have:<br>
+Hitting [Enter], it will ask you for your current user's password, and then for the password you'd like <span style="color:#1E90FF">'''root'''</span> to have:<br>
 [[Image:Susetup.png]]<br>
-'''Note: As you're typing in the passwords, the passwords will NOT show up. This is normal.'''
+'''Note: As you're typing in the passwords, the <span style="color:#1E90FF">passwords will NOT show up</span>. This is normal.'''
 <br>
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 === Adding/Updating Repositories  ===
-Next, we'll need to update the '''repositories''', which is a fancy name for the place in which Ubuntu downloads its software.
+Next, we'll need to update the <span style="color:#1E90FF">'''repositories'''</span>, which is a fancy name for the place in which Ubuntu downloads its software.
 Updating these ensures that you get the most current software when you're ready to download. So first we'll add the Wine's repository:
 <pre>sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa</pre>
-[[Image:Addingrep.png|450px|Addingrep.png]] <br>and then update all repositories:
+[[Image:Addingrep.png|450px|Addingrep.png]] <br>and then update all <span style="color:#1E90FF">repositories</span>:
 <pre> sudo apt-get update</pre>
 A lot of text will scroll up; you'll know when its done when the terminal allows you to type in commands again.<br>
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 <br> Now that the repositories are updated, we'll need to update this software that is currently installed on the system. This step is essential:
 <pre> sudo apt-get upgrade</pre>
-This step may take significantly longer than the previous. This is similar to Windows Update as it may require a restart after its complete. <br>
+This step may take significantly longer than the previous. This is similar to Windows Update as it <span style="color:#1E90FF">may</span> require a restart after its complete. <br>
 <br>
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 === Installing Wine 1.2.x  ===
-Once the update completes, we can then download '''Wine'''. The most current stable version at the time of this writing is 1.2, so you'd type:
+Once the update completes, we can then download '''<span style="color:#8B0000">Wine</span>'''. The most current stable version at the time of this writing is 1.2, so you'd type:
 <pre> sudo apt-get install wine1.2</pre>
-and hit [Enter]. This will download and install Wine in one easy step. <br>[[Image:Installwine.png|500px|Installwine.png]]<br>
+and hit [Enter]. This will download and install <span style="color:#8B0000">Wine</span> in one easy step. <br>[[Image:Installwine.png|500px|Installwine.png]]<br>
 === Configuring Wine  ===
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 When it completes, type in:
 <pre> winecfg</pre>
-and press [Enter]. This will open up a configuration window for Wine.
+and press [Enter]. This will open up a configuration window for <span style="color:#8B0000">Wine</span>.
-Click the Graphics tab and select '''Emulate a virtual desktop:'''<br> [[Image:Wine.png]] <br>
+Click the Graphics tab and select <span style="color:#1E90FF">'''Emulate a virtual desktop'''</span><br> [[Image:Wine.png]] <br>
-Also, set the desktop resolution to something smaller than your current settings. This can be readjusted later. <br><br>
+Also, set the desktop resolution to something <span style="color:#1E90FF">smaller than your current settings</span>. This can be readjusted later. <br><br>
 === Installing WineTricks  ===
-Unfortunately for us, Wine doesn't come with the fonts than EVE requires in order to run properly. For this, we need to download and install '''Winetricks''':
+Unfortunately for us, Wine doesn't come with the fonts than <span style="color:#1E90FF">EVE</span> requires in order to run properly. For this, we need to download and install <span style="color:#1E90FF">'''WineTricks'''</span>:
 <pre> sudo wget http://www.kegel.com/wine/winetricks</pre>
 [[Image:Wget.png|500px|Wget.png]]<br>
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 After hitting [Enter] and waiting for the program to complete installing, type:
 <pre> sh winetricks corefonts</pre>
-This will install the required fonts. <br>
+This will <span style="color:#1E90FF">install the required fonts</span>. <br>
 ==== Installing C++ Filez  ====
-Finally, the following will install Visual C++ files that the game will need for self-updating later:
+Finally, the following will <span style="color:#1E90FF">install Visual C++ files</span> that the game will need later:
 <pre>sh winetricks corefonts vcrun2005sp1</pre>
 <br>
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 = Installing EVE  =
-<br> If you followed this guide to the letter so far, the installer should be close to finishing now.<br> Once it has finished downloading, mouse to the top left of the screen and click '''Places'''. Browse over to the folder you downloaded the installer to.<br> Right-click the installer and choose '''Open with Wine'''.
+<br> If you followed this guide to the letter so far, the installer should be close to finishing now.<br> Once it has finished downloading, mouse to the top left of the screen and click <span style="color:#1E90FF">'''Places'''</span>. Browse over to the folder you downloaded the installer to.<br> <span style="color:#1E90FF">Right-click the installer and click '''Open with </span><span style="color:#8B0000">Wine</span>'''.
 [[Image:Wine2.png|400px|Wine2.png]] [[Image:Wine3.png|400px|Wine3.png]]
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 [[Image:Wine4.png|400px|Wine4.png]] [[Image:Wine5.png|400px|Wine5.png]]
-This will open the all-too-familiar Installation Wizard. Accept all defaults ("Next", "I agree", "Install"). Once it completes, '''uncheck the "Run EVE Online" box before clicking Finish''':
+This will open the all-too-familiar Installation Wizard. <span style="color:#1E90FF">'''Accept all defaults'''</span> ("Next", "I agree", "Install"). Once it completes, '''uncheck the "Run EVE Online" box before clicking Finish''':
 <br> [[Image:Wine6.png]] <br>
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 == Modifying the Desktop Shortcut  ==
-Right-click your new desktop short cut and click '''Properties'''. Change the '''''Command'' '''line to:
+<span style="color:#1E90FF">Right-click</span> your new <span style="color:#1E90FF">desktop shortcut</span> and <span style="color:#1E90FF">click '''Properties'''</span>. Change the <span style="color:#1E90FF">'''''Command'''''</span> line to:
 <pre>wine explorer /desktop=EVE1,1680x1050 "C:\Program Files\CCP\EVE\eve.exe"</pre>
-'''Note!: Change the above resolution to YOUR COMPUTER'S resolution or you may run into issues later. The first number is the width; the second is height.'''<br> The '''''Comment'' '''section can be changed or left blank:<br> [[Image:Shortcutmod.png|650px|Shortcutmod.png]]
+<span style="color:#1E90FF">'''Note!: Change the above resolution to YOUR COMPUTER'S resolution or you may run into issues later. The first number is the width; the second is height.'''</span><br> The <span style="color:#1E90FF">'''''Comment'''''</span> section can be changed or left blank:<br> [[Image:Shortcutmod.png|650px|Shortcutmod.png]]
 <br>
+Click <span style="color:#1E90FF">'''Close'''</span> to save the changes.
 == Dropkicking Audio Bugs  ==
-Go to '''Applications &gt; Wine &gt; Browse C: Drive''' <br> Browse to '''Program Files\CCP\EVE\res\audio''' and rename the ''Jukebox'' folder to anything but "Jukebox". <br> [[Image:Jukebox.png|800px|Jukebox.png]]
+Go to <span style="color:#1E90FF">'''Applications &gt; Wine &gt; Browse C: Drive'''</span> <br> Browse to <span style="color:#1E90FF">'''Program Files\CCP\EVE\res\audio'''</span> and <span style="color:#1E90FF">rename the '''Jukebox''' folder</span> to <span style="color:#1E90FF">anything</span> but "Jukebox". <br> [[Image:Jukebox.png|800px|Jukebox.png]]
 = IT'S E-UNI TIME  =
-[[Image:DOUBLECLICK.png]] <br> [[Image:Eveonwine.png]] <br> [[Image:Complete.png|left|thumb|950px|E-UNI ON MY LINUX]]
+[[Image:DOUBLECLICK.png]] <br> [[Image:Eveonwine.png]] <br> [[Image:Complete.png|thumb|left|950px]]