On 15 Sep 2003, Mike Hearn wrote:
> But, Linux is changing, and we can't assume that sort of thing anymore.
> Worse, a lot of these settings could simply be autodetected, or are so
> obscure that the defaults would always suffice (we can auto detect the
> presence of XSHM, so why would you need to
> But, Linux is changing, and we can't assume that sort of thing anymore.
> Worse, a lot of these settings could simply be autodetected, or are so
> obscure that the defaults would always suffice (we can auto detect the
> presence of XSHM, so why would you need to disable it?).
Historically, XShm
Le lun 15/09/2003 à 08:58, Mike Hearn a écrit :
> * Allocated system colors - in fact we still have UI for this in the
> latest version of the code, but I'm not sure what it's for, or what the
> best value is, I chose a default of 100 because that is what I happened
> to have in my config file
>
>
OK, so here is a basic list of settings that I can't be bothered doing
UI for in winecfg.
Before I start, I think I should make one thing clear - ultimately I
believe winecfg should be removed entirely. Looking at the settings in
the wine configuration really rams home how many simply should not b
