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...s. The virtual machine for XP is configured to use 1 CPU and 512MB of RAM. Separately, I used "top" to measure the CPU usages. Results are as follows: These numbers are from running Wine: Code: PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND 13770 cnbiz850 20 0 2665m 110m 15m S 16 2.8 1:12.70 mytrader2009.ex 14073 cnbiz850 20 0 2632m 60m 11m S 14 1.5 0:45.51 TradeBlazer.exe 14230 cnbiz850 20 0 9036 6080 708 S 10 0.2 0:29.95 wineserver 13773 cnbiz850 20 0 7084 4356 692...

A few versions back, when one of my wine'd program needed to show an URL page, it (through Wine of course) sent that link to my default browser (Firefox) in Linux. It worked like this until version 1.1.35. Starting with 1.1.36, it pops up an IE window instead, which doesn't work on the URL and I don't want. Is there a way to reset its behavior so that the link is sent to my Firefox?

I want to run the same application installed in 2 Wine bottles (using Wibom) at the same time. Only one can run, not both. Because the app needs to access port numbers 10205,10206, etc., I suspect that running 2 of it (even from separate bottles) causes conflicts at the ports. I wonder if there is a way to remap the port numbers through Wine to different Linux port numbers?

I have been running a program with Wine for over a year. With its version 3 there has been basically no problem. Lately, the program is upgraded to version 4 and it crashes with Wine. I tried to print out debug messages but can't seem to get any clue about what is wrong. While I was testing with the debug messages, an interesting thing I found is that if I run it with the following debug

It was never there before until in the last couple of month on one of my computer. My other computer does not have it. What is it? Anyone can explain, please?

I love Winetricks and it helped quite a few times to make some program run well. But as a matter of fact, the long list on Winetricks don't give me a good hint on what I would need to install in order to better run some programs - I am just not very familiar with those Windows stuff. Sometimes when some programs have trouble running (or running normally), I was just wondering if I could

A program I have been using for sometime is now suddenly crashing. I am using Ubuntu 9.04 64bits and Wine 1.1.40 from the Wine-cn PPA. There is no change in my system or Wine lately. Anyone please help interpret the following coredump message? Many thanks. Code: fixme:mixer:ALSA_MixerInit No master control found on HDA ATI HDMI, disabling mixer err:ole:CoInitializeEx Attempt to change

Don't know what happened, just occasionally some program's window disappear from window manager's management (Ubuntu Gnome). Not iconized, just missing. However, the program is still running when checked with ps, but I can't get it back. Anyone know what to do except to kill it and restart?

An app I run has a feature to allow the user to choose how many CPU's to use to run an optimisation procedure. My system has 8 cores. It can dual boot to Windows 7 and Ubuntu 10.10 64bits. Running the app under Windows 7 and choosing 8 CPU's for optimisation, the speed is greatly improved over using just 1 CPU. But when I use Wine (1.3.23) on Ubuntu and choose 8 CPU's, it seems