No, I don't think it is. X applications (and that's what Wine is) get the display to you from the DISPLAY environment variables. Does other X applications work for you? Are you running an X server at all? What did the "display" option in your config file used to say?Sami Aario wrote:patch
Hi list,
Version 1.83 of dlls/x11drv/x11drv_main.c does not work for me. This
versionremoves
the Display option in the config file, and now I get this error message:
"x11drv: Can't
open display: " (and no display name given). I've had to revert to
registry)1.81.
Is the display name supposed to be given somewhere else (e.g. the
or are things supposed to happen automagically?
My system is a debian woody, and XFree86 -version reports 4.1.0.1.
Is it possible that your DISPLAY environment variable is not set? What do you get when you do (in the shell) "echo $DISPLAY"?
I get an empty string. So DISPLAY is not set... A platform dependent thing?
Try setting the DISPLAY environment variable to the same value, and see if that solves your problem. Again, I'm suprised that other X application do not exhibit the same problem on your setup.
Shachar
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