Gerrit Jan Baarda skrev: > Package: wine-bin > Version: 1.0.0-1 > Severity: normal > > On first startup winecfg tries to use mozilla, and fails to > enable 'HTML rendering'. > > See output below: (..user.. is the currently logged in user) > -------------------- > $ winecfg > wine: created the configuration directory '/home/..user../.wine' > Could not load Mozilla. HTML rendering will be disabled. > wine: configuration in '/home/..user../.wine' has been updated. > -------------------- > > I don't know how bad this is, after this message the configuration dialog pops > up just fine. Feel free to re-prioritise to minor if appropiate.
This is normal. It has nothing to do with winecfg, it happens at first startup of *anything* Wine, when the ~/.wine directory is first created. The message is a side effect of the "wine setup" process that prepares the registry (by loading and initializing just about every DLL in Wine, one by one). If you actually needed HTML rendering, Wine would ask whether you want to download Wine's custom Gecko and auto-install it if you agree, but such downloading is, of course, disabled during this setup stage, hence the message. It's not permanently disabled, though, it'll work once you start something that actually needs it. If Debian had put this Gecko into a wine-gecko package, and it was installed, the message wouldn't appear, though, as then Wine setup could immediately unpack it from that package instead of having to download anything. So the only problem would be that the message may be a bit confusing, and/or that there's no wine-gecko package (wishlist bug #479861)... -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
