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...editor is executed with the image path as argument. I want to edit textures with the native (linux) Gimp. If I add in the preferences of SketchUp "/usr/bin/gimp", it succeeds to start gimp, but the file cannot be opened due to a wrong file path and slashes/backslashes: /usr/bin/C:\users\aerilius\Temp\texture1.jpg could not be opened. My idea was to add in SketchUp's preferences the path to a shell script which passes the corrected file path to Gimp: Code: #!/bin/sh PATHWIN="$*" PATHUNIX="~/.wine/dosdevices/${PATHWIN//\\//}" gimp "$PATHUNIX" exit 0 B...

Hi, I have a general question: Is "OpenGL in software" (versus hardware acceleration) considered to work in most cases in Wine, or is it not yet enough implemented? As far as I have been informed, this feature of Google SketchUp does the export of 2d images from a 3d scene via OpenGL "in software" rendering: http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=24679 The 3d drawing space

I use a Wine application (Google SketchUp) that has Ruby as scripting language. I want to issue commands to the Windows cmd from within SketchUp/Ruby. When I write on the Ruby console in SketchUp: puts `dir` or puts `cd` it should return the result of that command, but it freezes SketchUp and the gnome-terminal gives this error after some seconds: err:ntdll:RtlpWaitForCriticalSection section

There are several changes where this distribution develops away from classic desktops: - maximized windows use panel instead of title bar - global menu - overlay scrollbars I guess the last two will stay as inconsistencies for a long time (if not someone manages to get the windows menu into the panel), but I thought that maximised windows shouldn't behave different than they used to. However