\begin{Peter Hardy}
> On Fri, 2002-03-22 at 10:39, Jeff Waugh wrote:
> >
> > > Commercial software, but well worth the price, and the money gets poured
> > > back in to wine development.
> >
> > Proprietary! We use Free commercial software *every* day.
>
> Pedant! :-)
> Free software, with some
At Fri, 12 Apr 2002 14:22:53 +1000, Andre Pang wrote:
> Not to take anything away from the work that CodeWeavers have
> done, but I'm still surprised at the number of people who haven't
> heard of Win4Lin.
> Its downsides are (a) no support for Windows 2000, and (b)
> basically no DirectX support
> note that as of a week or two ago, wine is now LGPL (instead of X11ish)
I didn't realise this had already happened (and so soon!) - great!
- Jeff
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thirtysomething guys making tuneful music for the masses of p
On Sat, 2002-04-13 at 19:31, Angus Lees wrote:
> and of course (`) its non-free.
It does look quite pricey.
I think I'll try codeweaver's wine first ...
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On 15 Apr, Simon Wong wrote:
> It does look quite pricey.
I bought a copy of version 1.0, and followed their instructions very
carefully, patching the kernel etc. and applying all the tests to make
sure that things were setup properly and ready for the install.
I could never complete the insta
On Mon, 2002-04-15 at 22:27, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I could never complete the install, since at a certain point in the
> install, text stopped being displayed. I sent them detailed information
> about the problems, got one reply, asking for some more info, gave it
> to them, and they said "H
On 15 Apr, Peter Hardy wrote:
> kind of freeze up. Much head-scratching and strace-ing eventually
> revealed that the installation program launches an xterm, to prompt for
> input, and to give feedback on the installation progress.
> ... I didn't have xterm installed.
That wouldn't have
