Am 11.10.2008 um 16:30 schrieb Jeremy White:
> But the key point was that he immediately and *emotionally* was
> grabbed by the value of Wine.
He grabbed _a_ value of Wine, but not the one making Wine unique,
standing out of the crowd of countless competitive technology.
Perhaps he even gr
my suitcase and
> put it down again.
>
> After that, I *emotionally* understood the problem. I got it
> in my gut.
>
> So, undigressing. I was discussing all of this with John Gilmore,
> a very smart man. He and I were talking about Wine, and why Wine
> was not of more
I were talking about Wine, and why Wine
was not of more use to the OLPC community.
Hashing through this, I suggested the mock up that is posted as
a screen shot on the Sugared Wine Wiki.
John immediately lit up. He exclaimed: "Why hasn't Wine had
this all along!?!?!"
Okay, I talked
Am 11.10.2008 um 03:03 schrieb Vincent Povirk:
> Getting Wine to actually work in that environment was harder than
> anticipated, and taking a desktop that (in my opinion) is good for
> Wine generally and dropping it into sugar did not produce something
> that works well in sugar.
Judging by the
For those of you just tuning in, CodeWeavers has had me working on a
project called Sugared Wine. The plan was that I would implement a
taskbar (complete with start menu, window switcher, and system tray)
in explorer for Wine's virtual desktop and fix some virtual desktop
bugs. Jeremy White
