--- David Elliott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, IMHO, if you can program in DOS/Windows you
aren't going to have any
problems at all writing for UNIX.
:). Most days I miss programming for DOS. It was so
much more simple... All you had to do was know the
interrupt system and how to work
Hi.
I played a little with an RPM version of Wine back
in Feb. My goal was to get a Finiancial program I use
under Windows 95 to work in Linux (so I don't have to
boot Win95, except when I am working in VC++ for
school). Wine came terribly close, but still fell
short, so I put it on the back
Under wine-2526/programs/progman you can compile a simple Launcher. I only
looked at it briefly, but it should be the answer to your request.
Dwayne
George Boutwell wrote:
And then my question. How can a experienced (5+
years C/C++, 7+ programming in general) programmer
with only DOS and Windows programming help the Wine
project?
Suggestions? Ideas? Maybe with a little kickstart I
would write GUI Browse/Run app that mentioned
