similar to: Running Agent with Opera under Wine

Howdy, I've got an interesting behavior change in Agent in Wine as compared to Agent in Windows. (And it doesn't have to do with the Clipboard ;-) When I spell check an email in Agent(Windows), and I get a word not found, I get a window that shows the not found word with a highlighted suggested correction. When I spell check an email in Agent(Wine) the same thing happens except the

Howdy, (I'm just full of questions, today. :-) When I send an email from Agent I get the following output: === fixme:mdi:MDIRefreshMenu partially function stub fixme:ras:RasEnumConnectionsA (0x412b13f8,0x405c64cc,0x405c6514),stub! fixme:ras:RasEnumConnectionsA RAS support is not implemented ! Configure program to use LAN connection/winsock instead ! === I didn't realize I was using RAS

Howdy, I've been regularly using the CVS tree for updating wine for a few months now, and with only a few problems caused by my relative Linux OS newbieness, I must say that it's been a dandy experience. So, I've tried again today, and I get the following error, with having changed nothing in my method (but maybe my system?) since my last update: make[2]: Entering directory

Howdy, It seems that there's a bit of a problem with Agent accessing the KDE Clipboard through Wine. (Or is it the X Clipboard?) If I start a managed wine Agent session and try to copy from Agent, the copied info shows up in the KDE Clipboard. If I try to paste highlighted text from the console into Agent, it works also. Once. The second (and subsequent tries) don't work. It

Howdy, I hadn't tired this in a while, but on a lark I thought I'd give it a go. (I've been quite pre-occupied with some personal matters lately.) I'm running successfully multiple instances of Agent simultaneously. I'm not sure when the fix went in that fixed this, or who did it, but, THANKYOUTHANKYOUTHANKYOUTHANKYOU!!! Oliver "A very happy wine user who hopes to help

Howdy, In my continuing effort to get Agent up and as functional as possible, I'm now looking into launching applications. For example, if I have a .jpg file attached to an email, double clicking it should be able to open an application (like gimp) to view the attachment. I've run into a couple of problems with this. The first is that gimp tries to open a file called F:\temp\xyz.jpg.

Howdy, Is there any particular reason to run one winever parameter as opposed to another. Is it for API compatibility's sake? Is it for bug compatibility's sake? Thanks, ==================================================== Oliver Sampson olsam@quickaudio.com http://www.oliversampson.com

Howdy and sorry 'bout the OT: I'd like to write a script that once a week updated my wine CVS sources for me. There's just one catch: I don't know how to give a response to the passwd for the cvs tree from a script. I checked out the advanced bash scripting at tldp.org, but I couln't get Standard I/O rerouting to do what I wanted. Could someone give me a pointer, or point me

Howdy, It seems that there are three ways to get a Windows program into a Linux system and to be run under wine. 1) (For Linux only machines.) Copy the Program file directory onto the Linux file system and run locally, and run with wine --debugmsg +module,+file in order to find out which .dlls are missing and should be copied over from the Windows. 2) Install the program onto the local Linux

Howdy, I've got a program (Catraxx) that's an .exe based on the Access database Engine. Just copying the install directory (like I did with Agent) doesn't seem to work. I see from the AppDB that Access seems to work pretty well under Wine. Is there some other tack I should try, like trying to install the app natively? Any other suggestions? Thanks,

So, I thought I'd install staroffice on my system. (It didn't really install correctly, but hey, that's a topic for a different usenet group.) Once I had it installed under the /opt directory structure, when I tried to fire up my wineified email client, I got a host of errors referring to fonts. Then when Agent opened, it immediately crashed with an error to the effect of

I am having problems loading Agent. No problem if I am logged in as root, bit using a user I get the message 'unable to access directory D:\gent|Data for writing. However I do not have a D:\ drive. All Windows programs are on my C:\drive.

Howdy, I've installed wine and Agent under Linux, and frankly, I'm very very impressed. I'm brand new to the Wine community and I had no idea that, well, this was possible. I think I've still got a lot to do to get it to work properly (e.g., I think I saw something about font conversion.) but there's one thing that I'm not sure where to begin looking. I want to copy some

Hi everyone- This is to all of you out there who are experts with wine. I need to run Lotus Notes 5.0.8 on my linux desktop. I hear the only way to do this is to have wine run it for you. well...i downloaded the version of wine for RH 7.0, got it installed, seem to have it configured, or maybe thats my problem. I run windows NT, so I had to get the dll files from a website that has win98

Yes, it will not work on EL6, it requires newer glibc and gtk3. It's time to leave EL6 behind (or stick to Firefox). -- Sent from the Delta quadrant using Borg technology! Nux! www.nux.ro ----- Original Message ----- > From: "H" <agents at meddatainc.com> > To: "CentOS mailing list" <centos at centos.org> > Sent: Monday, 20 May, 2019 15:50:53 >

On 05/20/2019 05:24 PM, Nux! wrote: > Yes, it will not work on EL6, it requires newer glibc and gtk3. > It's time to leave EL6 behind (or stick to Firefox). > > -- > Sent from the Delta quadrant using Borg technology! > > Nux! > www.nux.ro > > ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "H" <agents at meddatainc.com> >> To: "CentOS

On 05/20/2019 03:35 PM, Greg Bailey wrote: > On 5/20/19 6:22 AM, H wrote: >> Is anyone running the Opera browser on Centos 7 or 6? While not available in a yum-repository, it seems to be available as a snap-package. Not familiar with those yet but curious if the browser is worthwhile to run. I have generally found Firefox less useful/compatible than Chromium but would also like

On 5/20/19 6:22 AM, H wrote: > Is anyone running the Opera browser on Centos 7 or 6? While not available in a yum-repository, it seems to be available as a snap-package. Not familiar with those yet but curious if the browser is worthwhile to run. I have generally found Firefox less useful/compatible than Chromium but would also like alternatives, particularly since Opera defaults to a

Hi guys, I was just surprised to see that the Opera 7 Installer (without Java) runs perfectly and installs Op7. After that I was even more surprised to see that also Opera itself starts without any modifications needed as wine opera.exe. But surfing a little around I found some problems, for which perhaps anyone here has a solution? - sadly it crashes every now and then. I suspect something

Hi , I see this news in Opera website : http://my.opera.com/haavard/blog/2007/03/05/1 I think this is a good news for Theora Team and also a greater news if video tag becomes true. This extract of the website is incredible : 'One thing to keep in mind that adding native support for Theora in Opera would only add about 300K to Opera's overall size! And I am sure that could even be