On 04/10/2017 01:31 PM, Michał Górny wrote: > So, the whole idea is that you can install vanilla and e.g. staging > side-by-side?
That's 50% of it. The other 50% is that since Windows applications often are better supported in one version or another, you can also have multiple versions installed side by side (=wine-vanilla-2.1 and =wine-vanilla-2.2 for example) > > Is 'any' always called 'any'? Does it mean that I can have installed > e.g. 'any[staging]' and 'staging', and both would be the same thing? > Right. We were sort of at a loss for the best way to signify to the user that any is for them to do whatever they want with (even if it is redundant). Giving it the -any suffix was our best idea XD That said, the virtual places -any in priority last, so the usually more or less has to consciously decide to use it (which would for the most part avoid accidental redundancy) The two primary uses of any *should* be using multiple patchsets simultaneously (any[d3d9,staging]) and using any to slightly alter flags from any of the others (example in the news item given as using one audio system in -vanilla (gstreamer) and another in -any (pulseaudio)) -- NP-Hardass
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