similar to: New winetricks-alpha 20110306: new game Crysis 2 Demo and seven others, new dll dinput, lots of bug fixes; ie8 now works

Another fortnight, another Winetricks. This one has a heap of bug fixes (e.g. works again in kde, don't think glsl=disabled means disabling glsl.dll, don't expolode if a wineprefix has single quotes in the name), and the following new verbs: DLLs: d3dx11_42 xact: now also installs xapofx1_1.dll xact_jun2010: newer version of xact for games that need e.g. xapofx1_4 Apps: utorrent3: new

Another day, another Winetricks. This release adds one new verb, dotnet11sp1, and fixes a dotnet20/dotnet30 install problem exposed by recent wine. For bug tracker, mailing lists, and wiki, see http://winetricks.org Download url: http://winetricks.org/winetricks Changes in 20110318: gecko120: new verb by Maarten. Of limited use. gecko110: update list of supported wine versions. Patch by

Another week, another winetricks. (A bit early because of the macosx fix.) Highlights: Fixes install check on macosx; many other small bugfixes and updates, too. For vineyard compatibility, don't explode if a wineprefix has spaces in the subdir name. New option --force for when you want to override the dependency check Experimental support for Steam games, see new verbs alienswarm_steam,

Another fortnight, another Winetricks. This release fixes a handful of bugs, and adds a handful of games (or, really, ports them from wisotool). It also brings back the old verb dotnet20sp2, since that seems to work with wine-1.3.18 (please let me know if it's useful). It also adds a rudimentary gui to prompt for Steam username and password, cleans up the --help message, and improves mac and

Another two months, another winetricks release. (So much for release early, release often :-) Highlights: - fixes a bunch of verbs whose download URLs had changed, especially vcrun2005 and vcrun2008. - fixes the annoying "unexpanded variable" error which happened when running old wine with a new wineprefix. - brings back gog support (though without automated download for now; any

I have a standard PS1 controller hooked up via a radioshack PSX to USB converter. For some reason, only the Up and Left buttons on the D-Pad work. Here's the error output. err:dinput:JoystickAImpl_Unacquire Failed to set autocenter to ffff: 9 Bad file descriptor

"Better support for relative mouse events in DInput." What exactly does the above update do in new 1.3.19? I've been moaning for years about stopping the mouse from leaving an emulated desktop window. (which would fix many games for me) Please explain what this update does, thanks! Jesse

JeZ-l-Lee wrote: > What exactly does the above update do in new 1.3.19? Some more hacks around the fundamental problem. It might work for some more games then before, but still falls short of fixing everything completely.

JeZ-l-Lee wrote: > Can't you implement fully stop mouse from leaving emulated desktop window? No, because Windows only does it in special cases. And in completely different way then Wine.

I was trying oddworlds stranger's wrath and the game crashes after: fixme:dinput:IDirectInputAImpl_QueryInterface Unsupported interface: {eb0d7dfa-1990-4f27-b4d6-edf2eec4a44c} wine: Unhandled page fault on read access to 0x00000000 at address 0x6133db (thread 0039), starting debugger... There is a bug for that: http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=26824 and the game actually works after

Just a small post to inform you that Crysis 2 MP demo is working with wine 1.3.14. You can easily install it using PlayOnLinux (Standalone setup and Steam version) or manually install it with vcrun2008 and DirectX Runtime (June 2010) dependancies (only tested standalone). Regards, WineFan62

Ok, I know Crysis will run under Linux with wine but a while ago I tried to run it under OS X using wine and all I got was a white screen when I tried to launch it, why is this? I'm thinking of making the jump to FreeBSD and since OS X and FreeBSD are similar, would I get this same problem?

Hi, Can someone help to Crysis 2 in Wine? I don't know how to do that. Someone can help me with teamviewer, too.

Hi all, I am using Kubuntu 11.10 w/ KDE Desktop 4.7.3. Desktop effects are enabled (OpenGL) and fullscreen Windows are undirected. I have an Nvidia 8800 GTX w/ proprietary driver 280.13. Everything works great (sound, mouse, in-game 3D rendering, etc) except for keyboard input!! Previously installed Crysis in a Wineprefix a few months ago (using about Wine 1.3.21 I think). I've updated Wine

Hey guys, so im trying to get Crysis working in Wine. I tried on my distros forums to try and see what they could do, but they didnt really help much. I know its kind of a lot to read, but i'll just give you the link to the other thread and u guys can see whats goin on. Some help here would be awesome guys thank you so much. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=925352&page=4

I have some code that displays flash (flv) video. This code runs perfectly in FireFox, Chrome, and Safari. IE8 plays the video but I am unable to get IE8 to get the video to go full screen by pressing the "full screen" button. I am using jw_player_helper. Some of the relevant HAML code follows: - - - - - - javascript(''swfobject.js'') = player( {:file =>

Hi all. I am running Ubuntu 10.04. There are a few sites that I need to view, that require Internet Explorer. For some reason that I'm sure I have a strong dislike for. So, I downloaded IE8 for windows XP, from the internet. And, I installed it with wine. But for some reason, when I go to Applications>Wine>Programs, it just isn't listed. I can't open it if I can't get to it,

I think this is the minimal recipe: winetricks ie6 winetricks ie8 wine iexplore Installing ie6 just makes the menus work, I think.

I finally got IE to work on Lucid. The version is 8. I've got three problems. 1) There are horizontal white lines showing up that don't show up in firefox, seamonkey, or chrome. 2) It renders real slow. So scrolling down a page is not smooth at all. 3) There's a 1 or 2 px gab between two images in a table, but cellspacing and cellpadding are set to zero. Again, no problems in the

Hi everyone, I've been installing software on my Mac using Wine for quite some time Mac OS X 10.6.8 2GB RAM ATI X1600 128 MB Not the best specs but you'd be surprised at what will run on such an old rig. My main inquiry for this post is concerning the Stalker series and the patch that fixed the mouse issues present in Clear Sky and Call of Pripyat pre 1.4 stable. Since around the 1.3.24