Below is a patch which fixes the visuals for me, it simply uses
glXWaitForSbcOML, falling back to glFinish if that's not supported.
Partway through coding this up, I was thinking that maybe listening
for damage events would be more natural. One reason: the current
code is probably imperfect for si
uffer swap. The GLX spec seems to
say it should wait, but it's a grey area and the Composite extension
was designed much later. Not a quick fix.
Any ideas or thoughts? If I hear nothing, I can code up a patch
that does (1), but it'd be great to hear from some people who
know this area well.
Thanks,
Brian Bloniarz
On Fri, Aug 12, 2011 at 10:07 AM, wrote:
> Dear users of machines with Vista/w2k8/w7,
It looks like I got one "test failed" followed by an ok one on the second run.
This is 32 bit, Win7, on a Dell Vostro V13 laptop with a "Realtek High
Definition Audio" driver version
dows-8-for-software-developers-the-longhorn-dream-reborn.ars
-Brian
as murky as other licenses, but if
we were in the position where we had to ship OpenSSL ourselves we
might run into a problem.
-Brian
On Sun, Nov 07, 2010 at 06:48:22PM -0800, Austin English wrote:
> Howdy Brian,
>
> You're mixing tabs and spaces. Please use consistent spacing, as the
> rest of the file does.
Indeed, I was wondering about that... Also, I realized after submitting my
previous email that checki
level
with just a static list of names solves most of this problem.
-Brian
ld just include the fonts and install them
locally in c:\windows\fonts. More properly, we should probably try to
detect a system installation of them since it'll probably exist and
then fall back on installing them if it doesn't. Fonts are a pretty
big usability issue, apps really don't behave properly without them.
-Brian
r, be prepared to actually get called and be available by email to
answer questions. News sites like to turn articles around in a matter of
hours, so it needs a tiny bit of attention.
PS - Hung out with Mike McCormack on Monday. It was good to see him again.
-Brian
Oops, removed the trailing space.
On Sat, Sep 19, 2009 at 2:25 PM, Henri Verbeet wrote:
> 2009/9/19 Brian Nguyen :
> > Thanks for the suggestion; I didn't realize you could get a pointer to
> the
> > string itself. Here's an updated patch. I also changed the wordin
Thanks for the suggestion; I didn't realize you could get a pointer to the
string itself. Here's an updated patch. I also changed the wording some more
to make it less similar to the native dxdiag.
On Sat, Sep 19, 2009 at 12:05 PM, Henri Verbeet wrote:
> 2009/9/18 Brian Nguyen :
Here's an updated patch that stores the string in an En.rc resource file and
loads it using a wrapper for LoadString. How does this look?
On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 1:36 AM, Henri Verbeet wrote:
> 2009/9/18 Brian Nguyen :
> > Hm, okay. I just wanted to test the waters here; I'll
wine conventions.
On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 6:34 AM, Henri Verbeet
http://www.nabble.com/user/SendEmail.jtp?type=post&post=25500104&i=0>>
wrote:
> 2009/9/17 Brian Nguyen
> <*mtxco...@...<http://www.nabble.com/user/SendEmail.jtp?type=post&post=25500104&i=1>>:
>&
isservice by calling it Darwine
rather than Wine. If you throw "Darwine" into Google, you don't turn up a
single site on the first page that's a Wine web page. As a result, all the
great things like our AppDB, Wiki, developer tips, etc aren't a resource for
that user community.
(Wow! Look at our Page Rank for "Wine". We need to start selling bottles of
wine on winehq.org.)
-Brian
have the Windows Explorer "Open With..."
functionality provide a list of native apps as well.
-Brian
e Wine
community who's capable of pulling it off. I think there's a lot of angles
to the idea that could work.
-Brian
ly no effort to
fix it, but a quick look at the settings showed it was trying to use ALSA.
I was hoping Wine's sound had progressed to the point where it would at
least work if the underlying distro was using sound in sane manner, which
I'm kind of assuming Core 10 does. Is it a packaging issue?
-Brian
ing off Google's Picasa and it's custom
Wine implementation. I almost did.. and you'd know even more about the guts
of that.
-Brian
iption of
what CodeWeavers did to get Chrome to run, or what Google has done to
make the new version of Picasa work, etc.
As compensation, they'll give a subscription to LWN for a year.
That's what I got as compensation because I wasn't looking for $$$ and
it was something they could give away without costing any $$$.
-Brian
or
even the regular Blackberry browser.
Great work!
-Brian
hich search terms people use to find Wine, but this sounds
like a good chance to do some search engine optimization.
- Currently if you go to the wiki, you can navigate back to WineHQ, AppDB,
Forums, etc on the left. The sample doesn't have that.
Brian
Sure:
http://www.winehq.org/webalizer
-Brian
On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 8:27 PM, Hin-Tak Leung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Just for "geek value", is it possible to have a graph of how the slashdot
> effect look like? I mean a graph of the hourly web hit statistics or
&g
2.
Anyone else notice that link shows we have some license inconsistencies?
There could be a legitimate reason for that, I didn't have time to look.
Anyway, it's showing 5 files with LGPL v2.1 (huh? shouldn't all the files
be showing as LGPL v2.1?), 3 files BSD (X11?), and 2 files GPL.
-Brian
inker-desktop kernel: [52605.857549]
totem-plugin-vi[20091]: segfault at 4 rip 411a15 rsp 7fff5f4cb3e0 error 4
Apr 30 09:51:17 slinker-desktop kernel: [52605.934792]
totem-plugin-vi[20089]: segfault at 4 rip 411a15 rsp 7fffaea1a930 error 4
Same two error messages in messages
---
Next:
marine. So luckily the white blood cell does not kill it.
I want to be able to analyze that white blood cell from a code level for
anybody who got past the cryptic talk and is still willing to give me a
chance :)
-BAF
On Sat, May 3, 2008 at 3:13 AM, Brian Fuller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
&g
Gear = protein for all intents and purposes, as they stack, the cell grows.
DNA limits the stacking capabilities
All life starts from a cell (in atmosphere) mold first, water holds together
around the planet to allow this only time permitting, but luckily mold cares
just that much about the planet
Hopefully I didn't offend anybody with the subject line.
3dMark 2001 SE (dies into a debugger) → trying to display "about" from
screen app?
Use a space as a seperator
One or more words to search for, so I'm stealing from a website the EMP bit
when it tripped and took it down.
": In this
Hello,
I am interested in making the latest versions of Yahoo Messenger work
under Wine.
Currently, an attempt to log in results in some errors about the RAS
API, and Log in never succeeds.
If someone (after attempting a run of the application under the latest
version of Wine) could point me (ev
Hasn't someone else somewhere in the world already written an explorer
replacement and we could just get them to open source it so we can
include it with Wine? No need to reinvent the wheel.
-Brian
On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 2:18 PM, Juan Lang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > From
General Public License. If you modify this font, you may
extend this exception to your version of the font, but you are not
obligated to do so. If you do not wish to do so, delete this exception
statement from your version.
-Brian
e happy with that.
-Brian
bably
because you installed a new application. We're now going to execute them,
but be prepared for something to explode and steal your lunch money. You
can repair anything broken by running "wine regedit" and editing
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run"
-Brian
rible one week
to promise something working and then a user finding out it's broken a
few months later. Of course, even if we could report on apps
regressing it would rely on people actually changing the status in
AppDB and I'm not so sure that'll happen.
-Brian
On Nov 13, 2007 4:45 PM, Scott Ritchie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone know whom we can contact at Valve for more specific results?
Here's the answer from Valve to your question:
----
Hey Brian, we would be more than happy to help. I just did a quick query
for the au
I can provide which would help you graphics
guys (available OpenGL extensions, etc.) please let me know. It's about time
I contributed something to the project. =)
Thanks,
Brian Dunne
day,
so I'm mostly useless until November.
Alex - I think you have the perfect set of skills for this. When I
started I hadn't read any of the mailing lists, so you've got a leg up
on that.
-Brian
e based on it.
Fortunately I'm too dumb to have a solution so I don't have to worry
about such things.
-Brian
e original outline to change the scope
of the book.
-Brian Vincent.
. now this year I'm on the other side of the fence.
I would be thrilled if someone could have video available as a file
download. I don't care so much about a stream and a stream not
archived would be even more useless (unless I stay awake until 1am at
a location with Internet access.)
-Brian
ith their Wine package and install in windows\fonts.
-Brian
-Brian
On 6/3/07, marco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As I have still no way to upload the mandriva wine rpm to the
official winehq download server.
Fixed.
-Brian
pcRaiseException(hr);
>>> }
>>>
>>> params->msg = (RPCOLEMESSAGE *)msg;
>>>
>> You've changed the code paths here.
>>
>
> Hi Rob,
>
> I'm not quite sure what you mean. Are you implying that I need return
> statements after the RpcRaiseException() calls? Can one not just rely on
> the fact that RpcRaiseException() does not return to the caller?
>
> -- Andy.
>
>
>
>
You completely removed the return from the function at those two points,
allowing it to fall through.
--
Brian Gerst
sting system (cxtest) that CodeWeavers developed that could help you
maintain that. Personally, I'd be ecstatic if you'd be willing to
work on that.
Finally, I wouldn't exactly say Wine is targeted at gamers any more
than anything else.
-Brian
lease a Wine 1.0 and start a development branch
with that as one of the goals.
-Brian
k time for working on Wine. Ideally you could
spend 100% of your time at work working on Wine.
-Brian
time there will be
a resurrection of it, but for now I think it's on hiatus.
-Brian
On 1/16/07, Hiji <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The developer's list was talking about this a couple of weeks back. Somebody
was going to take over and continue the newsletter, but nothing yet.
- Origi
box. (Or, have the MySQL box on the front end
also doing the DNS.)
But I do have to agree with Jeremy - there's a bug that needs to be
fixed first.
-Brian
On 12/4/06, Edward Savage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm prepared to write the WWN releases in Brian Vincent seeming absence if
it pleases the powers that be.
It pleases the powers that be.
Things have been a little out of control here for the past few months.
I've had inte
On 10/24/06, Tom Wickline <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
May I ask what you guys think about us starting to run some google ads
on winehq ?
I think Google would probably display some nice advertisements for merlot.
-Brian
live
in the lostwages CVS in templates/en or some such:
http://cvs.winehq.org/cvsweb/lostwages/
$ export CVSROOT=:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/wine
$ cvs login
$ cvs -z 3 checkout lostwages
-Brian
On 9/20/06, Vijay Kiran Kamuju <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Some kinda patch management system would help. I think like bugzilla.
It'd better have an emacs interface ;)
-Brian
figure out how to get
from London to Reading next week. Any output from me will remain
sporadic at best.
More importantly, I have 2 brand new pairs of skis with summer wax on
them that need to get scraped off and some core shots repaired. My
spare time will likely be spent with a few Corona's and p-tex.
-Brian
On 8/23/06, Jeremy Newman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Unfortunately, FEAR Combat does not seem to include them.
What's the redistribution license on that part of the SDK? Could
those DLL's be included with binary packages of Wine and just turn
this into a packaging issue?
-Brian
ting / etc. For
example, the two things that come to mind are that it should implement
everything in winecfg and also have a button to pop up regedit. Maybe
it should also be able to pop up taskmgr too.
-Brian Vincent
stry hadn't been properly updated to the default now
set by wine.inf.
-Brian
x27;s WWN and just wanted to make it
correct.
-Brian
ding to the AppDB:
http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?versionId=4447
(i.e. someone already tried 0.9.12 with fontforge-20060413)
Kyle - is there a free, downloadable demo of the game? Including a
link would definitely help.
-Brian
27;s exactly what Wine shouldn't become. But who
knows, maybe that's good for sys admins who keep up to date with the
latest minor versions of every piece of software out there. Wine is
an end-user utility who's installation and usage instructions should
be:
Install Wine package -> Run program with Wine -> Magic happens -> Use program.
-Brian
ole Gecko integration Jacek is doing seems like
something packagers should tackle with Wine. It'd be nice if someone
could come up with a contained Windows Gecko package that could be
included with the basic Wine package.
-Brian
el stuff
can go to wine-devel.
-Brian
sm too personally on wine-devel. I
really don't understand why you think the whole community is against
you when I think the whole community is on your side. (Anyone want to
prove me wrong?)
-Brian
he top Linux
sound gurus.
[Oops. I just noticed there's a glaring mistake in it. He said he
tested with Wine 0.9.6 and then has a paragraph discussing
~/.wine/config. I think it's a remnant of an old installation.]
-Brian
lib-style app to access Wine's API's for modifying the
registry. Either way, I don't see a problem with the app being GPL.
-Brian
could help me with a quick (and clear) HOWTO ?
1. What happened to the ROS version of Tahoma?
2. Anyone know the legal ramifications of tracing glyphs? It's
alluded to on fontforge's web page.
3. Why not look for a replacement someone else has already done and
ask permission for usage?
-Brian
st collect a bunch of people whining about the user interface (sorry Mike, I know you like your avatars), but there's no possible web interface that could make everyone happy.
Our forums page does suck though.-Brian
x27;t even make a majority of
people happy. If you assume GNOME or KDE are available, you're
assuming you're running on Linux.
-Brian
On 4/13/06, Molle Bestefich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, thank you for that explanation.And I guess that the FontForge license prohibits using pieces of codefrom there, right?Nope - read Mike's earlier email. George Williams agreed to relicense the necessary bits under LGPL.
-Brian
same reason we don't include .bmp or .avi files; we have tools to build them from the resource files. The goal here is to take the functionality in fontforge and trim it down to the bare minimum of what we need.
-Brian
bout 800 bizillion features and we need two: parsing sfd files and generating a TTF from them.
-Brian
retty sure we have no docs on it right now.-Brian
On 4/5/06, Scott Ritchie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there a way we could ask Microsoft to use "Wine" instead of "WINE"?
You just did ;)
-Brian
so we don't lose the 501c3 exemption.
Assuming it gets set up, I'll volunteer to go out and scrounge for some cash. Having some $$$ on hand wouldn't be a bad problem to have.-Brian
q.org/pub/wine/cvsup/cvsup-glibc2.3.tar.gz-Brian
On 3/23/06, Andreas Mohr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Welll... not quite: the very high FC5 download number is not the problem,rather the server got upgraded a couple days ago (to FC5, too), which brokecvsup (SEGV).
Would it be worth skipping cvsup and moving to git?
-Brian
violations I
found.
Brian
Dan Kegel wrote:
Nice touch including the link to the bug!
Did you run the new test on Windows?
+if(range.cpMin < 0)
+{
+range.cpMin = end;
+range.cpMax = end;
+}
+ ...
+
+return (range.cpMax < textlen+1 ? range.cpMax : textlen+1) ;
t any OS. Not sure, hard to say. I recall a lot of smoke and mirrors back then because MS didn't want to fully take the wraps off Windows 95 and were trying to misdirect competitors. (Which, back then they had quite a few more.)
-Brian
It's possible to do a rough auto-detect.
General rule of thumb :
ARB_FRAGMENT_PROGRAM = ~1.4
ARB_SHADER_LANGUAGE_100/GLSL = >= 2.0
This does not, however, take into account vendor specific shader extensions.
H. Verbeet wrote:
On 04/02/06, Vitaliy Margolen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
+
GL_ext_blend_func_separate was something else I was working on for EVE
Online. I branched off two CVS directories on my hard drive and that
accidentally got copied over.
H. Verbeet wrote:
On 04/02/06, Brian Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'd appreciate if people could test
elf. Some games will automatically
scale back texture useage when memory runs out, even if it runs out
earlier than it should. Others will throw an exception and stop.
* Will fix the defaults and terminology.
Vitaliy Margolen wrote:
Saturday, February 4, 2006, 3:33:50 PM, Brian Hill wrote:
What operating system are you using? What version of it and what distro
(if applicable)?
Segin wrote:
I have noticed that there is a potential bug in Wine, because
complimation for all version since the last date-versioned alpha
release (didn;'t try anything older than 20050930) fail to comp
Attached is a patch file of the changes I have made to wined3d and it's
config options.
Summary of the changes :
* Cleaned up graphics tab on winecfg to make room for more DirectX
related options. In an ideal world, options would be automagically
detected but due to the amount of difference
Francois Gouget wrote:
On Fri, 3 Feb 2006, Brian Hill wrote:
Ok, after working on the winecfg program for a bit, this is what I
have :
http://img434.imageshack.us/my.php?image=winecfg17nf.png
Would it make sense to have a separate tab for DirectX?
A new tab is a possibility however
Ok, after working on the winecfg program for a bit, this is what I have :
http://img434.imageshack.us/my.php?image=winecfg17nf.png
I removed the paragraphs from the window as they took up a considerable
amount of space. Perhaps it would be best to document the functions as
stated earlier thro
The top part isn't my work but that might not be a bad idea. I simply
offloaded some of the options at the bottom and plan on putting them in
a separate window along with other potential options.
Rolf Kalbermatter wrote:
Brain Hill wrote:
This is what I have so far :
http://img371.image
It would be nice to have all options automagically detected but in my
experience with that commercial wine variant, that simply isn't
possible. Games are a complex beast. Let's say a game makes use of
Shader Model 2.0. And we are using a future version of wined3d that
supports 2.0. But un
3d. Right
now, it reports a default of 64mb. I'd like to add a box that allows
the user to override the amount of memory reported and a way to have it
automatically detected.
Thanks,
Brian Hill
Along similar lines, do we want to add a link for MacOS X going to the Darwine page? It appears they're tracking our releases, at least for PPC. It might clear up some of the questions coming to wine-devel about whether Wine will be supported.
-Brian
oduces much
faster code compared to GCC. Maybe try compiling with MinGW on
Windows and see what happens with the DLL in Windows?
-Brian
are there things that Winetools does that need to be
moved into Wine? I'm not sure anyone has ever looked at that. Are
there registry settings that belong in wine.inf? Any time a .EXE
can't be run out of the box you have to question what Wine is doing
wrong to prevent that.
-Brian
n't
even spend five minutes sending a thank you note to wine-devel.
By the way, I only wrote this response since I plan on including it in
this week's WWN and I figured I'd write it here first rather than
editorializing it. Does anyone think it's unduly harsh?
Merry Christmas, SpecOps. I hope you enjoy your gift of 1.7 million
lines of code.
-Brian
er's Guide in some form. Said a different way, I think the Winelib
User's Guide needs to include a section about "Why It's Okay to Ship a
PE Executable". Then again, we all know the Winelib guide needs to be
rewritten.
-Brian
their
Windows software by ensuring they have cross-platform compatibility.
Anyone have anything else to add?
-Brian
ustrate the research"? I'd be interested in reading whatever you've got.
-Brian
now and I'll rewrite
it to make it better.
-Brian
op.org session at 10:30 on the 1st. If so, I nominate Jeremy
White to sit in.
-Brian
NULL ))
It still umounts and then exits. Running it a second time works.
It's a laptop, not sure if that matters.
-Brian
On 11/5/05, Brian Vincent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Then "wine eject" doesn't work the first time I try it. The second
> time I run it, it works fine.
Maybe I'm just unclear on the usage. It appears the first time it
unmounts the drive and then the second time
t_cd IOCTL_STORAGE_MEDIA_REMOVAL failed with err 170
-Brian
ose DLL's with a valid VB app, then maybe someone
can write a simple VB program and distribute the DLL's with it.
-Brian
ds
interface.
-Brian
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