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Hi all, Been using Esword for months on a self-compiled wine (the self-compilation was for WC3 hosting, but that's another story). Just today I tried to start it up as usual and it flashed the main window and crashed. Running the command from the terminal just gives me the cryptic 'segmentation fault' error. I&...

...e-sword is an unmanaged window. It has a caption, and the windows is permanent (not transitory). The program itself is free to use, though installation needs a few dlls set to native. > > Would you be so kind as to test it out (if possible)? Or tell me how I can find out what sort of window esword is producing (xprop?). (very old) bump, with latest stable wine the behaviour is still the same. I think it may be app-specific, but e-sword doesn't seem to have any pop-up like behaviour on windows.

...vious consonant (i.e. does not follow 'normal' latin script sequential character order). These vowels are not being displayed correctly -- they follow the typed character order, not the correct display order. This problem is consistent across several Wine programs (The Word, LingoPad, eSword), and also does not depend on the input method -- the Ubuntu keyboard, and a separate keyboard utility both produce the same results (they both work fine in native linux software). Also, text copied from the wine programs shows up fine when pasted into native linux text editors. Any way I can get...

I've been using pytyle, but it seems this condition is common to most tiling wms. Basically, some wine apps get handled (opensong and 'i wanna be the guy' are the ones that do on my system), but some don't, e-sword being one that doesn't. pytyle does automatic tiling, fitting the windows in a defined pattern on the screen. It just does not see e-sword, somehow, but has no

...aged window. It has a caption, and the windows is permanent (not transitory). The program itself is free to use, though installation needs a few dlls set to native. > > > > > > Would you be so kind as to test it out (if possible)? Or tell me how I can find out what sort of window esword is producing (xprop?). > > > > > > > (very old) bump, with latest stable wine the behaviour is still the same. I think it may be app-specific, but e-sword doesn't seem to have any pop-up like behaviour on windows. > > > > > You need to install msls31 func...

how do I add a program to wine? Wine comes with Notepad and that works well but how do I install the e-Sword.exe I want to use? I also saw a iexplore.exe - can I use Internet explorer in Ubuntu Linux and if so, how do I do that? Thanks much for any help ... -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: