Hi all,
I noticed a little possibility to improve www.winehq.org with very
little effort:
I am talking about the default font for the website.
if you look at http://www.winehq.org/winehq_styles.css you will easily
see that the default font is "bitstream vera sans", followed by
"verdana" and "aria
Hi,
some days ago someone wrote a mail to this list regarding a book that he
or she is writing about wine.
Unfortunately I lost this mail, could the person please contact me
privately?
Regards,
Christian
Stefan Leichter wrote:
> Hello,
>
> current cvs does not compile for me. Im on SuSE 9.0
Hi,
I can't acknowledge that for the sources I pulled at 19:00 CET from the
EU cvs on Debian 3.1.
Christian
James Liggett schrieb:
> I use a few programs that use systray icons. Because I use GNOME, these
> icons don't show up as tray icons as they should, but instead as little
Could you please provide an example?
Huw D M Davies schrieb:
> Add the values
> "ClientSideAntiAliasWithRender"="N"
> "ClientSideAntiAliasWithCore"="N"
> to the key
> HKCU\Software\Wine\X11 Driver
Great, thank you! Now everything looks much better. :-)
I vote for including this option into winecfg.
Regards
Christian
Christian Britz wrote:
> Stefan Dösinger wrote:
>> I've also written a small C program which scans the registry and
>> creates .desktop files for each mime type found. I've sent a first alpha
>> version to this list late June. With these .desktop files in plac
Dear Stefan,
Stefan Dösinger schrieb:
> Try this script:
>
> #!/bin/bash
> document=`winepath -l "$1"`
> exec wine start.exe "$document"
Marvellous! This is exactly the solution I need. :-) Maybe I should have
been able to guess better what the "path" in winepath actually stands
for... ;-)
> I
Hi,
I discovered only recently a problem which is probably quite prevalent,
but I could not find the answer on the web.
Example: I want to configure Mozilla for opening .DOC files with the
free Word Viewer that can be downloaded at http://www.microsoft.com. To
do so I go to Edit -> Preferences ->
z) somewhere, cd there, run as a
normal user "tools/wineinstaller" from there. At some point it will ask
you for your root password. If you ever want to uninstall it, go to that
directory and type (this time as user root) "make uninstall".
Regards,
Christian Britz
Scott Ritchie schrieb:
>So, yes, I support the PortWINE initiative. :)
>
>
PortWine would be a GREAT name, english or german! :-)
Liebe Schwaben, please consider this... ;-)
BTW: I would be very happy if our community could give them some
"official" seal or mention... Especially because they
Christian Britz schrieb:
>No. Maybe my server has not replicated yet.
>
>I'll inform you tommorow about success.
>
>
does work now
Bon soir Vincent, dear all,
Vincent Béron schrieb:
>That's because it's unable to determine how it was installed in the
>first place, and where the files are located. The "wine" program itself
>is usually easy to find, but not necessarily so for the dlls and other
>installed files.
>
>rpm -e, the
Dear all,
the script tools/wineinstall suggest to uninstall wine first if you
update an existing installation.
This makes senses but it is uncomfortable that the script doesn't offer
the option to do that for the user. You always have to su before
installing a new version
Thx
Christian
Vincent Béron schrieb:
>One of the winejack files was missing an #include statement, it should
>be fixed in current CVS now.
>
>
No. Maybe my server has not replicated yet.
I'll inform you tommorow about success.
Dear all,
because this step during the installation takes very long, I would
suggest to make it optional.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Christian
Christian Britz wwrote accidentially to himself:
>>>>Vanilla Kernel 2.6.9, Alsa support, libjack0.80.0-dev not installed what
>>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>Sorry, that was was wrong, the dev package IS installed!
>>
>
>
When I remove this p
Christian Britz schrieb:
>Vanilla Kernel 2.6.9, Alsa support, libjack0.80.0-dev not installed what
>
Sorry, that was was wrong, the dev package IS installed!
Dear all,
Ivan Leo Puoti wrote:
>I believe this patch
>http://www.winehq.com/hypermail/wine-cvs/2004/12/0081.html
>is causing this compile error on my system.
>
>make[2]: Entering directory `/path/to/wine/source/dlls/winmm/winejack'
>
>
[...]
I can confirm this, same problem here.
As I am not
Christian Britz schrieb:
>- Can't get sound working with arts. Personally I don't understand
>really which of the config files I have to manipulate.
>
Was my fault. I forgot to install some dev packages on my new machine.
Christian
Hajime,
Hajime Segawa schrieb:
>Thank you for your advice.
>OK, I've implemented fully-automated install option in my script using
>iebatch.txt from your script.
>I also included some workarounds and ie6 can be installed with default
>option.
>http://sidenet.ddo.jp/winetips/files/wine-config-si
Hi,
sorry if this a stupid question, but I wonder why I get no new files
anymore via cvs for about a week now (may be less or more).
Are there really no updates or have I somehow misconfigured something?
I'm used to get updates almost once a day...
Thank you
Christian
Christian Britz schrieb:
>I can only agree 100% to that.
>
>I loved to use this simple install when I was new to linux and I still
>use it today.
>
>
I would even add one feature: handling the uninstall of previous
installations.
M-Halo schrieb:
>I just want to chime in to the group and say that I've
>been a regular user of Wine now for close to a year
>now. I absolutely **LOVE** wineinstall. In fact, as
>a VERY newbie Linux user at the time, Wine was the
>very first app I installed on Linux BECAUSE of
>wineinstall - oth
Hi,
here is my patch for the README file. If you like it, i will also send
you my updated german README.de
Christian
Dimitrie O. Paun schrieb:
On March 11, 2004 9:58 pm, Christian Britz wrote:
I will prepare my patch tommorow. Should I sent it to wine-devel or
wine-patches to discuss it?
wine
Ivan Leo Murray-Smith schrieb:
AFAIK
./configure
make depend
make
has never built the docs, at least since I use wine.
Ivan.
I have always used the installer script
Dimitrie,
Dimitrie O. Paun wrote:
Well, it's better to create a patch and post it to the list. This
way we know precisely what you have in mind, and we can comment on
that.
I will prepare my patch tommorow. Should I sent it to wine-devel or
wine-patches to discuss it?
I refer to the comments in
Ferenc Wagner schrieb:
The wine-cvs mailing list gets all CVS commits. It's easy
and not too expensive to filter the body for README.
Very good idea; thank you. This is what I need.
Christian
Tom schrieb:
Stefan Leichter wrote:
Sorry, this time with patch attached
You need to send patches to wine-patches.
Quote from OP:
"different usages is verry limited. Therefore i post the patch here for
comment." I thought that is what this list about: discussion about
development?!
Hi,
I know that I was pointed to the README file for my first german
translation "because it is pretty stable and no major overhauls are
planned". ;-) Nevertheless, I refuse to not offer you a little bit of my
time to update some parts of the README and README.de files (the other
translators w
Hi,
This might be just a general cvs related question but hopefully someone
of you could help; I don't think that I am the only interested person!
Is there a simple way to get informed when ever a specified file in cvs
changes (e.g. by mail)? In my case I would like to track the README file.
O
Hi,
As far as I remember the Wine documentation tree always got installed to
/usr/share/doc when I compiled from official releases.
Since few days I install from the sources in cvs.
Yesterday I noticed that they were not copied from the source tree to
/usr/share/doc. Is this normal behaviour fo
Fabian Cenedese schrieb:
Do you have GLX compatible drivers on this maschine, is GLX activated in your XF86Conig file? I often forget these trivial things...
I don't know but I thought that ./configure would pick up everything I have
or not and react accordingly. It's bad if the install fails befor
Christian Britz schrieb:
Fabi,
Fabian Cenedese schrieb:
I think that should be "Des weiteren". Taken from some Internet forum:
Laut Duden _20: des weiteren, des öfteren, aber: des Nachts.
Argh, this should refer to your "Weiters" proposal...
How about a README.de_ch file? ;-)
Fabi,
Fabian Cenedese schrieb:
I think that should be "Des weiteren". Taken from some Internet forum:
Laut Duden _20: des weiteren, des öfteren, aber: des Nachts.
How about a README.de_ch file? ;-)
Hi Fabi :)
Fabian Cenedese schrieb:
[wine on a new computer]
--- snip ---
Preparing to install default Wine registry entries...
Installing default Wine registry entries...
Could not stat /mnt/fd0 (No such file or directory), ignoring drive A:
You can safely ignore this.
Xlib: extension "GLX"
Andrew de Quincey schrieb:
Why? What bad has banana67 done to you? ;-)
[Shachar and Ivan wrote details regarding further tasks]
Thank you very much, I think I will quit my regular job now
... ;-)
Shachar Shemesh schrieb:
[FSF wont accept translations]
Full Ack.
nded way). Maybe this difference should
be pointed out. (Again also applies for the English Readme file).
See above. But I thought the same when I translated it.
umfassenden Test durch, die Ergebnisse der Überprüfungsollten sollten
Another small spelling mistake.
Thanks again.
Übersetzung von Christ
Hi Shachar,
Shachar Shemesh schrieb:
Also, translating UI for the winelib applications will be welcome.
I have now finished the translation of the README file.
I would like it very much to help you with the translation of the UI if
you can give me some information to start.
Greetings from German
would also look forward to other translation tasks.
Regards,
Christian
Christian Britz schrieb:
>> Hello Dimitrie
>>
>> Dimitrie O. Paun schrieb:
>>
>> > In other words, let's start with a documentation/README.de, and
>> > we'll ta
Hello Dimitrie
Dimitrie O. Paun schrieb:
> In other words, let's start with a documentation/README.de, and
> we'll take it from there.
I am already working on it. Thank you!
> Welcome to the team!
I'm looking forward to work together with you fine people!
Regards
Christian
documents to german. A good start would be the README I think.
If you are interested in my help, please contact me!
Regards and thank you for the good work!
Christian Britz
Germany
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