On 25/02/09 02:35, Chris Robinson wrote:
> On Tuesday 24 February 2009 4:54:26 pm Ben Klein wrote:
>> "Unsolicited" files will get +x with default mount options on
vfat/fat
>> partitions, because ALL files on such partitions get +x this way.
>
> You have to mount a partition to get access t
On 25/02/09 01:54, Ben Klein wrote:
> 2009/2/25 Chris Robinson:
>> On Tuesday 24 February 2009 3:46:53 pm Paul Chitescu wrote:
>>> My FAT partitions disable +x through file mode mount option since I don't
>>> want the kernel to attempt to identify and execute every unknown file I
>>> happen to
> What about having to mark the exe as +x before Wine will load it? That's
> easilly doable frame any sane filemanager and provides a good level of
> safety.. and Wine already does a good job of making sure installed programs
> get +x.
Wow it actually does, never noticed that up to now :O
The prob
Jason Spiro wrote:
> I wrote:
>> [...] msconfig is a simple GUI utility for changing certain Registry
>> settings like AutoRun items and such.
In the meantime: the autoruns.exe tool from the ingenious Sysinternals
Suite (bought by M$) does seem to work on wine, have a look at it..
regards_marcel.
> but you might kill yourself as well. We need to do what you said, test
> Wine before releasing to the public. However, this is not possible
> given the aggressive release schedule of the project.
Why is that so? I still do not see any benefit in calling it wine 1.0 at this
time. What is th
Tom Wickline schrieb:
> Well its not only Games, if you install office 2007 NOTHING works with RC-1!
> You have to revert back to 0.9.59 for it to work the best it ever did, then
> it's all down hill from each release forward ..As it looks Wine
> 1.0 will be a huge POS..
i don't even see th
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From: Marcel Partap <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2008 05:29:09 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] winspool: implement EnumFormsA/W with buil
your
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From: Marcel Partap <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun, 30 Mar 2008 05:13:
Hi Hin-Tak,
to sum it up, I was the one working on that project and I hit some ehh..
problems ;)
Anyways, my final result was that I got something out of the printer drivers I
tried with, but
useful results depended on something that is referred to as the ominous 'DIB
engine'. Coincidently,
th
Hi Stefanov,
attached is the code of a standalone proxy DLL I developed last year during SoC, have a look
especially at the makefile for cross-compilation...
regards marcel.
--
"Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your
goal."
> Can you be more specific on what the issues are here? Just curious.
Well.. basically everything that goes beyond compiling small one-file programs
not using the win32api :)
I have to add that i didn't start hacking wine as first step but built an exe
file outside of wine,
so everything that i
> but it seems I didn't quite understand the rules of
> the dev on wine/ or on linux for that matter :(
> I need someone to show me the ropes...
> Basically, The Toolbox.
Last year THAT was my biggest initial problem as well. There are really a few
caveats you will most
probably hit (seems to m
> Is there any formal process I must go through to enter google summer
> of code for wine?
Just filing Google's application will do, although you may want to crash in
#winehackers ..
What you should do IN TIME is to get intimate with the toolchain! That was the
hardest part for me -
getting star
>> I haven't seen one I actually like yet, but I trust one exists.
> http://forum.winehq.org/
Very nice work Jeremy. Cool :)
(Now I still will have to get something like this to work on my drupal site,
but at least no user
shall suffer under my disreliability nor lack of a hybrid forum list anymo
> I did some looking into this myself. Drupal looked interesting, but the
> solution
> that seemed simplest and best to me was using a phpbb and a mailman <-->
> phpbb gateway.
There are more advantages a drupal solution would have, namely a proper issue
tracker / project
management thing
> (Though it sure would be nice if we had that bidirectional
> gateway working. It never seems to stay up.)
I tried to bring it up before, but anyways: drupal looks like a good way too
go. It's fast, foss,
flexible and with these modules
http://drupal.org/project/mailman_manager
http://drupal
hi base,
>> If winehq.org is Alexandre's own property, this is something
>> fundametally wrong again.
Well.. then 'something' must be wrong with the linux kernel aswell.. how comes
noone forked? hmmm..
> You may try to learn how things work in the Wine project by reading
> the following threa
..also, a very good utility to handle the autorun stuff is autoruns.exe from
the Sysinternals Suite.
Actually, the whole suite is a very good testbed for wine as it contains low
level monitoring tools
like Diskmon.exe, Filemon.exe, Tcpview.exe, procexp.exe, portmon.exe,
Winobj.exe.. many of thos
> I guess this info should be fetched from the printer, not hard coded.
No no there are indeed builtin forms:
(from http://www.unixwiz.net/techtips/winspooler-forms.html)
FORM_INFO_1.Flags
Each form can be one of three types: FORM_BUILTIN, FORM_PRINTER and FORM_USER.
Builtin forms are an
inherent
> If people really are expected to know everything there is to know
> before they try to help, is it really such a wonder that there's only
> a few solid contributors left, and they're stressed from it?
Absolutly not. That's why imho, the #winehq should be taken off the homepage.
The newly create
>> On this year's Google SoC I found an interesting application called
>> "Windows Printing subsystem bridge (i.e. use WIN32 drivers to print from
>> wine)".
>> It was accepted but I can't find any information about any progress.
I am the guy responsible for not providing information about the prog
Forgot to mention: the Maastricht airport is just some 20km away and (the
much bigger) Duesseldorf International airport is a one hour train trip. So
connectivity is good. Also it is really very central europe, just have a look...
And.. yeah Aachen is a town with histoy (ex kaiser residence and stu
d Parkas (and don't
forget to bring a towel..), probably a slide (if this does became a real winter)
Would be glad if I could help out, just get back to me.
regards,
Marcel Partap
P.S.: cc me!
P.P.S.: My HP is http://www.synth-worldz.de, just in case.
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