Hi all,
I had managed to fix my selinux/wine/mono problem in fedora 10... it is
actually two issues, in fact:
1) fedora 10 ships some much stricter selinux policies (but make some exception
for wine).
2) I have kernel support for miscellaneous binary formats
enabled and have win32 PE registrat
I sent this a few days ago from my "other" e-mail alias and it hasn't come
back, so it probably got lost in the spam-filtering - anybody has similiar
issue?
> So I have upgraded to fedora 10... now when I run wine with
> mono for some .Net application I get selinux blocking it,
> saying:
>
>
Hi,
On Wed, Oct 26, 2005 at 08:13:22AM -0400, David Lee Lambert wrote:
> Now that Wine is finally, officially, in a numbered release, it might
> be a good idea to reopen the question of Wine/Mono dynamic linking or
> other cooperation. For an example of the bad feelings that some .NET
> users
Jonathan Ernst wrote:
.exe files are often associated with Wine so that it's easy for users to
double click a windows application and have it working like any native
application.
Wouldn't it be possible for Wine to detect .Net application and run them
using mono (mono app.exe) instead of just f
Hi,
.exe files are often associated with Wine so that it's easy for users to
double click a windows application and have it working like any native
application.
Wouldn't it be possible for Wine to detect .Net application and run them
using mono (mono app.exe) instead of just failing ?
If that's
