Re: [expert] IE wine

2002-06-16 Thread Udo Rader

Am Mit, 2002-06-12 um 19.56 schrieb Peter Ruskin:
 On Wednesday 12 Jun 2002 15:38, Udo Rader wrote:
  hi list,
 
  for various reasons I need (please note: need, not want ...) to
  have a running IE5.x (or IE6.x) running on my lm 8.2 box.
 
  lacking a windows license it is no option for me to use vmware/win4lin,
  so I decided to give wine a try ...
 
  has anybody got any experience with wine under LM8.2 in general (I
  installed the snapshot from the club-members downloads-page) and with
  installing  running IE on it?
 
  any suggestions are welcome!
 
  thanks
 
  udo
 
 It works here Udo.  I'm using Codeweavers wine (because it works) on 8.2.
 I have a native Windows98 partition mounted on /mnt/win/c.  So my command 
 for what you want is...
 wine /mnt/win/c/Program Files/Internet Explorer/iexplore.exe

hi peter,

thanks for your response, but this is no option for me - I have no legal
windows license left, so I have no native stuff installed.

udo






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[expert] IE wine

2002-06-12 Thread Udo Rader

hi list,

for various reasons I need (please note: need, not want ...) to have
a running IE5.x (or IE6.x) running on my lm 8.2 box.

lacking a windows license it is no option for me to use vmware/win4lin,
so I decided to give wine a try ...

has anybody got any experience with wine under LM8.2 in general (I
installed the snapshot from the club-members downloads-page) and with
installing  running IE on it?

any suggestions are welcome!

thanks

udo







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RE: [expert] IE wine

2002-06-12 Thread Tony S. Sykes

Codeweavers crossover office 1.1 is what you need. www.codeweavers.com
-Original Message-
From: Udo Rader [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 3:38 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [expert] IE  wine


hi list,

for various reasons I need (please note: need, not want ...) to have
a running IE5.x (or IE6.x) running on my lm 8.2 box.

lacking a windows license it is no option for me to use vmware/win4lin,
so I decided to give wine a try ...

has anybody got any experience with wine under LM8.2 in general (I
installed the snapshot from the club-members downloads-page) and with
installing  running IE on it?

any suggestions are welcome!

thanks

udo
 
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RE: [expert] IE wine

2002-06-12 Thread Tony S. Sykes

udo,

Codeweavers crossover office 1.1 is what you need. www.codeweavers.com

Tony.

-Original Message-
From: Udo Rader [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 3:38 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [expert] IE  wine


hi list,

for various reasons I need (please note: need, not want ...) to have
a running IE5.x (or IE6.x) running on my lm 8.2 box.

lacking a windows license it is no option for me to use vmware/win4lin,
so I decided to give wine a try ...

has anybody got any experience with wine under LM8.2 in general (I
installed the snapshot from the club-members downloads-page) and with
installing  running IE on it?

any suggestions are welcome!

thanks

udo
 
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Re: [expert] IE wine

2002-06-12 Thread Praedor Tempus

I generally use either codeweaver's wine or transgaming's wine, for former 
because of the very nice tools for installation and setup (and it tends to 
work better for me than snapshots from winehq) and the latter for games - 
NOTHING beats transgaming for game playing ability.

I have been able to get IE 4.0 to run under codeweaver wine, had mixed 
success with late 2001 versions of wine from winehq.  Transgaming isn't very 
good at this sort of app in general.  I haven't tried more recent snapshots 
from winehq.  

As for post-IE 4.0 versions and wine, I was unable to get any of them to 
work.  IE 4.0 works fine except for the icons on the nav bar being blacked 
out.  You may have better luck with more recent IE's with a recent wine...all 
I can say is try.  It is really the only way to find out.

praedor

On Wednesday 12 June 2002 09:38 am, Udo Rader wrote:
 hi list,

 for various reasons I need (please note: need, not want ...) to have
 a running IE5.x (or IE6.x) running on my lm 8.2 box.

 lacking a windows license it is no option for me to use vmware/win4lin,
 so I decided to give wine a try ...

 has anybody got any experience with wine under LM8.2 in general (I
 installed the snapshot from the club-members downloads-page) and with
 installing  running IE on it?

 any suggestions are welcome!

 thanks

 udo



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Recall: [expert] IE wine

2002-06-12 Thread Tony S. Sykes

Tony S. Sykes would like to recall the message, [expert] IE  wine.
 
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Re: [expert] IE wine

2002-06-12 Thread Peter Ruskin

On Wednesday 12 Jun 2002 15:38, Udo Rader wrote:
 hi list,

 for various reasons I need (please note: need, not want ...) to
 have a running IE5.x (or IE6.x) running on my lm 8.2 box.

 lacking a windows license it is no option for me to use vmware/win4lin,
 so I decided to give wine a try ...

 has anybody got any experience with wine under LM8.2 in general (I
 installed the snapshot from the club-members downloads-page) and with
 installing  running IE on it?

 any suggestions are welcome!

 thanks

 udo

It works here Udo.  I'm using Codeweavers wine (because it works) on 8.2.
I have a native Windows98 partition mounted on /mnt/win/c.  So my command 
for what you want is...
wine /mnt/win/c/Program Files/Internet Explorer/iexplore.exe

I'd attach a screenshot as proof but my screen resolution is 1280x1024 and 
the attachment would be too big.
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Re: [expert] IE wine

2002-06-12 Thread Peter Ruskin

On Wednesday 12 Jun 2002 15:55, Praedor Tempus wrote:
 I generally use either codeweaver's wine or transgaming's wine, for
 former because of the very nice tools for installation and setup (and
 it tends to work better for me than snapshots from winehq) and the
 latter for games - NOTHING beats transgaming for game playing ability.

 I have been able to get IE 4.0 to run under codeweaver wine, had mixed
 success with late 2001 versions of wine from winehq.  Transgaming isn't
 very good at this sort of app in general.  I haven't tried more recent
 snapshots from winehq.

 As for post-IE 4.0 versions and wine, I was unable to get any of them
 to work.  IE 4.0 works fine except for the icons on the nav bar being
 blacked out.  You may have better luck with more recent IE's with a
 recent wine...all I can say is try.  It is really the only way to find
 out.

My IE version 6.0 works fine with Codeweavers.

 praedor

 On Wednesday 12 June 2002 09:38 am, Udo Rader wrote:
  hi list,
 
  for various reasons I need (please note: need, not want ...) to
  have a running IE5.x (or IE6.x) running on my lm 8.2 box.
 
  lacking a windows license it is no option for me to use
  vmware/win4lin, so I decided to give wine a try ...
 
  has anybody got any experience with wine under LM8.2 in general (I
  installed the snapshot from the club-members downloads-page) and with
  installing  running IE on it?
 
  any suggestions are welcome!
 
  thanks
 
  udo

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Re: [expert] IE wine

2002-06-12 Thread civileme

Tony S. Sykes wrote:

Codeweavers crossover office 1.1 is what you need. www.codeweavers.com
-Original Message-
From: Udo Rader [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 3:38 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [expert] IE  wine


hi list,

for various reasons I need (please note: need, not want ...) to have
a running IE5.x (or IE6.x) running on my lm 8.2 box.

lacking a windows license it is no option for me to use vmware/win4lin,
so I decided to give wine a try ...

has anybody got any experience with wine under LM8.2 in general (I
installed the snapshot from the club-members downloads-page) and with
installing  running IE on it?

any suggestions are welcome!

thanks

udo

Well, crossover office _might_ work but no guarantees.  Office and IE 
cdo not use standard Windows Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) 
of which there are about 60,000.  Microsoft used their special knowledge 
of the system to make their applications more competitive by talking 
directly to the windows kernel(s).  The result is that security on 
Windows systems goes from fair (at least on NT-based systems like NT4 
W2K and XP) to abysmal when you start using M$ apps, cause those apps 
provide superhighways into the kernel in privileged mode.

Anyway, codeweavers did a great job on Office, but there may well be no 
way at this time to run IE on a linux system.  Opera can claim to be IE 
and often that is good enough.

Civileme








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Re: [expert] IE wine

2002-06-12 Thread Damian G


 Anyway, codeweavers did a great job on Office, but there may well be no 
 way at this time to run IE on a linux system.  Opera can claim to be IE 
 and often that is good enough.
 
 Civileme
 

.. well, i did run IE in wine a couple of times, it was a nightmare as a
browser, unstable and slower than Opera, but it did work. i even loaded
java applets and flash trash in it..

i also got some of the Office suite to open up. it was, to say it
in a single word, unusable. ( fonts, opening files, practically nothing worked )

all of this using codeweavers wine.

so, the point is i think IE is possible, but office is a longer shot.


oh, and by the way, opening MS Word thru wine
( which means opening up the wineserver and all that stuff wine does
before the actual program begins to run ) is still WAY faster than
OpenOffice. i mean i can open 4 instances of word thru wine while
i watch the OpenOffice splash. :o(

i think the OO guys have reached a somewhat mature point of usability
and should focus on optimisation now..

Damian



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Re: [expert] IE wine

2002-06-12 Thread Sridhar Dhanapalan

On Wed, 12 Jun 2002 19:29:39 -0800, civileme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Tony S. Sykes wrote:
 
 Codeweavers crossover office 1.1 is what you need. www.codeweavers.com
 -Original Message-
 From: Udo Rader [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 3:38 PM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: [expert] IE  wine
 
 
 hi list,
 
 for various reasons I need (please note: need, not want ...) to have
 a running IE5.x (or IE6.x) running on my lm 8.2 box.
 
 lacking a windows license it is no option for me to use vmware/win4lin,
 so I decided to give wine a try ...
 
 has anybody got any experience with wine under LM8.2 in general (I
 installed the snapshot from the club-members downloads-page) and with
 installing  running IE on it?
 
 any suggestions are welcome!
 
 thanks
 
 udo
 
 Well, crossover office _might_ work but no guarantees.  Office and IE 
 cdo not use standard Windows Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) 
 of which there are about 60,000.  Microsoft used their special knowledge 
 of the system to make their applications more competitive by talking 
 directly to the windows kernel(s).

Don't you mean more _anti-competitive_ ? :)

 The result is that security on 
 Windows systems goes from fair (at least on NT-based systems like NT4 
 W2K and XP) to abysmal when you start using M$ apps, cause those apps 
 provide superhighways into the kernel in privileged mode.

Which is why the worst thing you can do with an MS operating system is to run MS
apps on it...

 Anyway, codeweavers did a great job on Office, but there may well be no 
 way at this time to run IE on a linux system.

According to their press release
(http://www.codeweavers.com/about/press_releases/?id=20020611), CodeWeavers is
now officially supporting both Outlook and IE in CrossOver Office 1.1.0.

 Opera can claim to be IE 
 and often that is good enough.

Mozilla, Galeon and Konqueror can do this as well.

 Civileme

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Recently I bought Office XP. It was quite unpleasant feeling giving so much
money for so buggy product. ... Solution: Uninstall Office XP and Windows.
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Re: [expert] IE wine

2002-06-12 Thread Vincent Colombo

On Wed, 2002-06-12 at 22:29, civileme wrote:
 Well, crossover office _might_ work but no guarantees.  Office and IE 
 cdo not use standard Windows Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) 
 of which there are about 60,000.  Microsoft used their special knowledge 
 of the system to make their applications more competitive by talking 
 directly to the windows kernel(s).  The result is that security on 
 Windows systems goes from fair (at least on NT-based systems like NT4 
 W2K and XP) to abysmal when you start using M$ apps, cause those apps 
 provide superhighways into the kernel in privileged mode.

Actually, with the newest version of Crossover Office (just released the
other day) IE 5 is now an officially supported program. And of course
Office works under Crossover Office.

Vince




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