Mike Hearn wrote:
This is a *concrete* and *achievable* task, which would hugely improve the
usability of WineHQ IMO.
I just use the wine icon for Mandrake RPMs.
Ivan.
On Mon, 16 May 2005 09:43:44 -0400, gslink wrote:
> The user outside the Wine world sees a totally false picture of Wine.
> He loads Wine and finds there are NO current instructions on how to use
> it so he presumes Wine to be worthless and goes away.
The basic idea is you don't need any instruc
Holly Bostick wrote:
gslink schreef:
The user interface is what the user has to do to use the program. This
is not supported in Wine. You will find links from winehq to several
lists of things that run under Wine. When you attempt to use these
lists you will find that many if not most of the pro
gslink schreef:
> The user interface is what the user has to do to use the program. This
> is not supported in Wine. You will find links from winehq to several
> lists of things that run under Wine. When you attempt to use these
> lists you will find that many if not most of the programs do not
The user interface is what the user has to do to use the program. This
is not supported in Wine. You will find links from winehq to several
lists of things that run under Wine. When you attempt to use these
lists you will find that many if not most of the programs do not run as
is.
The user
> In
> reality almost nothing of any importance currently runs on Wine without
> some setup.
Any such "setup" is to work around wine bugs. The proper way to go about such
problems is to fix wine, not "setup" anything.
> What you probably need to do is to experiment with
> replacing some of the
Peter wrote:
I see.
Of course I have Acrobat 7 installed. The problem is Adobe does not
supply the DRM plugin (Yea I know some of you do not like DRM and I have
too some reservations but we should have the choice, shouldn't we?)
Since the only other way to get DRM support beside wine is VMware wich
Use the native Linux Reader 7 from the Adobe web site. Running Reader 7
under Wine isn't worth the trouble. Acrobat Professional is a different
matter. The latest Acrobat Professional that will work on Wine is 5.
Both 6 and 7 require dlls that must be supplied from Windows. Seven has
copy pr
