indows
machine, not from Wine.
n0dalus.
.
Was in my spambox too (though I did notice it because of the Wine-Dev label).
n0dalus.
constantly upgrading
their hardware because of attitudes like this is not sustainable -- a
far better future would be where a standard computer is cheaper, needs
less power, produces less noise and heat, and just does its job.
n0dalus.
ill work with pre-C99 compilers whereas C99 code
features wouldn't.
Any official word on this?
n0dalus.
on the Wiki too.
Feel free to make any changes there if you think of other things.
n0dalus.
On 9/26/06, Troy Rollo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Monday 25 September 2006 19:47, n0dalus wrote:
> At the bottom of my ~/.vimrc (create it if it doesn't exist):
> if !exists("loaded_vimrc_autocmd")
> let loaded_vimrc_autocmd=1
> autocmd BufNewFile,B
emacs interface. Alexandre could
continue with his current approach and the system would know whether
or not a patch has been accepted by watching the wine-cvs list.
n0dalus.
tember/051052.html
n0dalus.
arrays:
http://wiki.winehq.org/Character_arrays_in_Vim
If any other vim users have tips that help out with wine coding, I'd
love to hear them!
Maybe we can make a page on the wiki for them.
n0dalus.
een accepted
If anyone is interested, I'd be happy to write a little mockup in php
or something.
n0dalus.
folder). It probably
means that whatever program you are using to send these emails is
broken slightly.
I hope you are able to work it out,
n0dalus.
this in lots of games but the colours are always ok -- maybe
it is specific to that game?
n0dalus.
lications it runs from
making those syscalls while still being able to make them itself?
n0dalus.
to disable this as well?
n0dalus.
usinesses
registering your interest in having their applications run in wine or
Linux. Help do quality assurance; find and report bugs for these
applications, and write tests for wine to run. There are many things
you can do to help. The other developers are already helping with what
they do best.
n0dalus.
h copy protections without
any source code is to make all drives visible to wine applications
appear to be SCSI. The main copy protections don't "work" on SCSI
drives so the games are allowed to run unchecked. I'm not sure how
hard this would be to setup in wine at the moment though.
n0dalus.
git is a meta package
which requires all subpackages making it very easy and intuitive to get
it. So having something like wine being the meta package and the actual
wine subpackage being renamed to wine-core would give the user
friendliness and choice for those who need it.
Sounds like a good idea.
n0dalus.
on each other in a way that
means you just choose what you want and the package manager will get
what you need. Some time in the future (or already) the package
manager may make the distinction between required packages, suggested
packages and enhancement packages, making it easier for users like
yourself to work out what they want.
n0dalus.
n for people to get confused over which of all the
packages they should install. Unless they know already that they need
something non-standard, anything not required by the base package is
probably something they won't need.
n0dalus.
to the bug #.
I think it's good to have seperate documentation to msdn. MSDN has a
lot of inaccurate information and regularly discards information about
older functions. What better place to put this seperate information,
provided it is not too wordy, than in the source code?
n0dalus.
d be (should be!) pre-built versions of Wine that
run for all users customized for WoW specifically.
Given the amount of users who use wine to run WoW, would it be
possible to have the patch included with a compile-time option? Would
it even be possible to make the patch a runtime feature?
n0dalus.
omized prelinking and exec-shield.
On FC5 it took me some time to get the patched version to run and used:
setarch i386 -L wine WoW.exe -opengl
This apparently enables support for a legacy address layout. Does
anyone know how this would allow it to run?
Just curious,
n0dalus.
properly for me unfortunately. I am opening
> them in gnome-font-viewer; there is a screenshot attached.
Courier.sfd is a bitmap font, perhaps that's the problem. Try
marlett.sfd, it's an outline font.
Ok, that generated a font. I assume it's supposed to be full of
strange symbols (arrows, boxes, etc)?
n0dalus.
a lot bigger (factor 2-5 or so) and i believe it's not
needed (right?).
The fonts aren't generated properly for me unfortunately. I am opening
them in gnome-font-viewer; there is a screenshot attached.
n0dalus.
courier.png
Description: PNG image
27;s servers, making
> another point of contact (and also making live help more readily
> accessible to those unfamiliar with irc)...
There's no reason we can't set up a java irc client to connect to freenode.
n0dalus.
mins. In a mailing list people tend to treat each other
more as peers.
- Graphical avatars and signatures
- "See who else is online" features
Without those things, such as if you implemented a simple web
interface ontop of the mailing list, I don't think there would be as
many cliques.
n0dalus.
> Any holes or oversights in that plan?
Let's not make this so complex. Keep things as seperate as possible,
but don't go out of our way to make it suit every possible purpose. If
we make a complete list of things we want to implement before we
start, the development should be easy and nothing will need bolting on
after.
n0dalus.
y)
Since a huge number of the features usually provided by forums are not
needed, this is probably an easier task than it might seem.
n0dalus.
language to use for
every conceivable project. Wine is supposed to be a way to run Win32
programs on UNIX, and not every unix flavour comes with GTK and
python. I think people would say Wine has enough run-time
dependencies, and there's no strong reason why another one can't be
avoided here.
My two cents,
n0dalus.
table for inclusion into Wine.
>
So, I guess the easiest way to do this is to run the program through
gcov and work out which code gets used and what doesn't in the process
of converting the fonts.
n0dalus.
o our sfd files and we have to work around it, etc, etc.
> What Mike's task boils down to is making a simple font generation tool.
> Fontforge has about 800 bizillion features and we need two: parsing sfd
> files and generating a TTF from them.
>
Maybe this is a stupid question, but why can't we just distribute the
ttf files directly?
n0dalus.
se be Bcc?
Just curious,
n0dalus.
On 4/3/06, Joao Inacio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I use GMail, and i can filter by subject or by "to:" header... but not
> "cc:"...
>
> some emails get filtered, and some don't so i need to keep sorting them.
>
In my gmail I am only filtering by to. I think to works for cc as
well. The problem
is
for more info:
http://www.unicom.com/pw/reply-to-harmful.html
> And finally, why does it take half a day for a post I've made to ping
> back to my email inbox?
No idea. If you're subscribed there should be only a minimal delay. I
don't see when my mails area returned to me, so it could be a global
thing.
n0dalus.
eject-with
imcp-net-unreachable
or something like that (I haven't tested it), it will block the
'nonet' user and any applications started as it from sending network
packets.
HTH,
n0dalus.
e filed in the database. Even if there's a
workaround in the AppDB that says how to get a program working, it
doesn't mean that the underlying issue shouldn't be fixed.
I also think that having any kind of popup in the way will just annoy
people, and most people will ignore it anyway
n0dalus.
anyway.
Since image rendering is one of the parts of wine's code I am familiar
with, I was planning to have a look.
n0dalus.
On 2/10/06, Dan Kegel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 2/8/06, Dan Kegel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Firefox is quite usable; I read gmail in it routinely.
>
> OK, filed two more bugs.
Can you please attach screenshots of these problems?
Thanks,
n0dalus.
compiling and stuff.
The problem is working out what user to run as.
Alternatively, we could just split wineinstall into winecompile and wineinstall.
n0dalus.
ver is
appropriate for the distribution/setup) and it would run a seperate
process as a non-root user to perform the compiling, etc, and bits
that need root would be run by the wineinstall script directly.
n0dalus.
g. Keep in mind that the FC5t2 kernels and libraries
currently have some debugging stuff enabled that might have a big
effect in these tests.
You should think about posting these results to the fedora-devel or
fedora-test list.
n0dalus.
than a
well-configured MySQL server when dealing with large record sets,
complex table structures and blob data. Maybe the newer versions of
SQLite have improved on this though.
n0dalus.
>
Trac looks interesting, but the demo there seems a bit messy.
Unfortunately it uses SQLite, which may not be able to effectively
handle the huge needs of wine's bug tracking. It says they will try
implement support for other sql servers in later versions, but
currently it doesn't.
n0dalus.
elopers. So it's "Help
> us, help you".
>
> What's your opinion about this? In my eyes, it would greatly improve
> the user input/feedback and would even make Wine more popular.
>
Other than those things, most of the ideas here I agree with to some extent.
Just my $0.015,
n0dalus.
re if it's
free, but a company trying to sell it would have trouble getting
enough customers to fund itself.
Just my two cents...
n0dalus.
ed is the aligntest program and source code (in tarball), and
several screenshots from Windows and using wine on Linux for
comparison (one screenshot has been edited to show which styles are
different on the current version of wine when compared with Windows).
n0dalus.
Note: I don't know why the
I wasn't sure about that. Should I fix my patches and resend them to
the list? Can you see anything wrong with my other patches?
>
> Regards
> Michael
>
Thankyou for your help,
n0dalus.
_ICON, but if you use SS_CENTERIMAGE with it, it paints the
background around the icon where there should be no background.
I will experiment with transparent icons and improve my patch.
Thankyou for the info.
n0dalus.
done a lot of php programming, I might be able to help make
such a system. Is there much interest in something like this?
n0dalus.
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