http://kegel.com/wine/patchwatcher/results/ says you
forgot to include the new file
include/d3dx9mesh.h
this time; you included it in
http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-patches/2008-August/059261.html
but some how dropped it when you resent?
It turns out bug 5309 affects Picasa; a Chinese user
complained that menus were terribly slow. The
patch Aric committed here:
http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-cvs/2006-October/027272.html
seems to have helped. I'm wondering, though, whether
this points up a problem in how linux distros conf
Can somebody fix the broken image link in
http://bugs.winehq.org/queryhelp.cgi ?
It looks kind of ugly at the moment.
Vijay wrote:
> There are lot of available bugs in bugzilla, 1305 till now.
> I closed some 5 issues.
> I have some 15 bugs on my agenda.
> I will be testing them or sending patches for them, starting tommorrow.
> If anybody is interested, please try to close as many old bugs as possible.
> We have
Jesse Allen wrote:
> I just found out two days ago that Wine built with GCC 4.0 breaks
> SecuRom protected games -- probably in signal handling.
gcc-4.0.0 had a number of issues.
gcc-4.0.1 fixed some of these.
gcc-4.0.2 is just about to be released.
Maybe you could try out gcc-4.0.2-rc3 when
it co
Dimi wrote:
>> http://kegel.com/wine/qa
>
>Good page.
Thanks!
>I'm afraid that it will not get enough
>exposure up on your site though,
Don't underestimate the power of search engines to find obscure
content... but I agree.
>it seems to me
>it would fit perfectly into our Wiki. Ditto for the
In the OpenOffice.org QA project,
volunteers who have proven themselves by adding
helpful comments to a few bug reports
can then request to be given the ability
to change all fields of a bug report
(see http://qa.openoffice.org/helping.html).
IMHO Wine might want to try that out, too.
I hereby re
Wine's bugzilla has 375 unconfirmed bugs reported since
the beginning of the year.
A fair number of these are worth fixing,
but don't have good recipes for how to reproduce them.
I think it's time to make a concerted effort
to recruit more Wine users to help triage bug
reports, so wine developers c
I'm still looking around to figure out what
software it'd be worth QA'ing under Wine
as Wine approaches 0.9 or 1.0.
Here's a likely set of candidates in
the educational software category, along
with links to free demos and the appropriate
appdb pages:
"Kidspiration"
Free trial:
http://www.inspirat
I've been thinking about how to boost Wine
adoption among organizations that are considering
migrating their desktops from Windows to Linux.
It seems like the place Wine could have the most
impact is at sites which have just one crucial
Windows app which is keeping them from migrating
So I'm thinki
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