I don't get the same results with wine under Fedora 8. That's a shame, however I am having much more luck using a windows virtual machine. There are a number of advantages and disadvantages to this approach, but the program runs very much like a native application under the VMM/KVM. All the menus work fine this way.
I would recommend this method to others who can't get it to run any other way. The VMM is a little slow, but CB does not seem to be a resource hog so it runs just fine. The size of the window is an issue, but that is an issue for VMM. Jeff --- In [email protected], Dale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Jeff, > > I just loaded 3.02 with the latest Wine onto Ubuntu 7.10 and it runs fine. > The only issue is that menu items don't paint properly. You have to move > your mouse over the items to see them. I could drag pieces between the > board and the trays. Select different trays. Create and delete markers > fine. I tested it using the FAB: The Bulge gamebox along with the ongoing > game between the FAB designer and the Consimworld board. > > If the menu paint problem were fixed it would seem to run perfectly. > > Dale > > >If there is anyone that has information on this I'd be grateful. My > >experience is that it does not work under Wine. The program will open > >but the playing piece trays will not update when a new piece tray is > >selected. This renders the whole thing useless. The WineHQ AppDB > >more or less lists the same result, so I'm pretty sure that I'm not > >the only one who has had this result. Any info. is appreciated. Thanks!! > > > >Jeff Kuhn >
