2009/5/8 Scott Ritchie :
> We had "no application regressions" as a release goal for 1.0, more or less
> - in practice that meant we were targeting every application users wanted to
> test it on. But there were also 4 specific apps targeted too - IIRC stuff
> like word viewer. In principle there'
Hey everyone,
I just wanted to say that the icon discussion I started a couple weeks
back has born even more fruit, and I'm really happy with the current
state of the icons that I'm now using in the 1.1.21 Ubuntu packages.
I've attached them, and will be sending them as patches soon as well.
Ben Klein wrote:
2009/5/8 Nicklas Börjesson :
And the *rest* of the world DO revolve around a few applications.
That is why they think so.
No, the rest of the world does not revolve around a few applications,
it's just that the #1 complaint against free operating systems has
been traditionally
2009/5/9 Remco :
> 2009/5/9 Ben Klein :
>> Still not your problem? Still feeling bullied, but this time by the
>> mailing list server?
>>
>> I don't believe your earlier mains have been resent. I certainly
>> haven't received them.
>
> My Gmail account tells me that all those mails are like 4 days
2009/5/9 Ben Klein :
> Still not your problem? Still feeling bullied, but this time by the
> mailing list server?
>
> I don't believe your earlier mains have been resent. I certainly
> haven't received them.
My Gmail account tells me that all those mails are like 4 days old.
This has happened to m
2009/5/8 Nicklas Börjesson :
> 2009/5/8 Austin English :
>> No offense, but you should probably take the lack of (repeated)
>> responses as a sign.
>
> I did leave it alone.
> That post was a reaction to what I considered as bullying.
> The answers has almost never been to anything I have said,
> b
2009/5/8 Nicklas Börjesson :
> And the *rest* of the world DO revolve around a few applications.
> That is why they think so.
No, the rest of the world does not revolve around a few applications,
it's just that the #1 complaint against free operating systems has
been traditionally "it won't run Ph
Nikolay Sivov wrote:
> No actually. Native uses ListView_SetItemState for that macro which is
> SNDMSGA in wine and SNDMSG in native.
He asked why his patch is not getting in - that's one of the reasons. You
should always use SendMessageW where possible. Especially for things that
don't care if it'
Hi all,
it seems that some of my earlier mails(and some other) has been re-mailed to
the list.
I don't think that our(here, at my workplace) servers has done this, rather,
it feels like the mailing list server did it.
So understand that I am not bombarding the list.
I see that many are replying
Thanks for that. Hope we can get to the bottom of the issue.
Ken Thomases wrote:
>
> On May 6, 2009, at 11:20 PM, Dewdman42 wrote:
>
> As far as I know, only Emmanuel Maillard has touched the MIDI code in
> the Core Audio driver. I'm CC'ing him, just to be sure he sees this.
>
> Cheers,
>
Thanks a lot for that. Would be nice to get to the bottom of this
issue and I am happy to run some tests if he can help me set debug
flags or whatever to figure it out.
On May 7, 2009, at 1:14 PM, Ken Thomases wrote:
On May 6, 2009, at 11:20 PM, Dewdman42 wrote:
Does anyone know if Dar
>I think you're seriously underestimating Wine, and the amount of
>'real' work it can accomplish. The world doesn't revolve around Adobe
>products, contrary to what many recent converts to GNU/Linux may
>think.
As usual, I am not talking about myself, but people in generals'
perception of it, wh
>No offense, but you should probably take the lack of (repeated)
>responses as a sign.
I did leave it alone.
That post was a reaction to what I considered as bullying.
The answers has almost never been to anything I have said,
but rather to things I haven't said.
//Nicklas
PS.
No, I am new to t
The Problem with a pre-processor setting would be that the endusers may
not be able to make good logs for the devs.
At the moment you can say to a user "send a log using
'WINEDEBUG=commctrl wine program.exe'", the user doesnt have to know
what he is doing exactly, but he sends a usefull text. Th
Austin English writes:
> -static const char *debugstr_wn(const WCHAR *wstr, int n)
> +static const char *debugstr_wn(const WCHAR *wstr, uint n)
> {
> static char buf[80];
> char *p;
> -int i;
> +uint i;
uint is not a standard type. Use "unsigned int" instead.
--
Alexandre Ju
Vitaliy Margolen wrote:
André Hentschel wrote:
I made one patch out of them and improved my tests.
now i wonder again why its not getting in...
You should use SNDMSGW.
Vitaliy.
No actually. Native uses ListView_SetItemState for that macro which is
SNDMSGA in wine and SNDMSG in n
André Hentschel wrote:
> I made one patch out of them and improved my tests.
> now i wonder again why its not getting in...
You should use SNDMSGW.
Vitaliy.
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