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A big pile of updates in this one. Highlights include: - glamor is updated to use OpenGL core profiles if available, which should improve memory usage and performance on modern hardware, and got some other performance improvements for rpi and other GLES platforms - DRI2, DRI3, and Present all received correctness fixes for hangs, crashes, and other weirdness - Xwayland server has been updated

I need to know exactly how Wine tells the X server to change gamma settings... so gamma controls in games can work. Basically I need to know.. when a game has like a gamma adjust bar, and it moves... what specifically happens behind the scenes. I need to know this because right now Xquartz on Mac OS X does not support doing this at all, and I'd like to be able to add that ability into it...

I'm using 64-bit (multilib) Gentoo/Sabayon Linux with the Portage source package manager only: Code: # uname -a Linux meshedgedx 3.1.0-sabayon #1 SMP Tue Nov 8 01:01:54 GMT 2011 x86_64 Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU Q 720 @ 1.60GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux I used the Portage package manager to install 64-bit WINE with both win32 and win64 support: Code: # eix -I app-emulation/wine [I]

it fails to start my programs which run flawlessly previsouly, wow and rosetta stone. does anyone else hit the same stumbling block? Code: [I] app-emulation/wine Available versions: 1.2!t 1.2.1!t 1.2.2!t 1.2.3!t ~1.3.0!t ~1.3.1!t ~1.3.2!t ~1.3.3!t ~1.3.4!t ~1.3.5!t ~1.3.6!t ~1.3.7!t ~1.3.8!t (~)1.3.9!t ~1.3.10!t ~1.3.11!t ~1.3.12!t ~1.3.13!t ~1.3.14!t ~1.3.15!t ~1.3.16!t ~1.3.17!t

I'm on Linux Mint Fluxbox CE 5 trying to compile the latest Git source. I previously had Wine 1.0 something from the Synaptic repos, and wanted bleeding edge so I did Code: $ aptitude remove wine and then followed the Wine + Git instructions. After the repo was cloned I ran ./configure, installed a couple dependencies and libfreetype-dev, and the config script then ran fine. Then I

I think we're ready for RC1 at this point, but wanted to give people a chance to scream about "just one more API change" until tomorrow. Let me know if there's something I'm missing; if I don't hear anything, I'll be tagging RC1 in the morning. Aaron Plattner (1): xace: Fix XaceCensorImage to actually censor the right part of the image Adam Jackson (92):

I am new to Wine although I'm not new to Linux. I have posted a couple of bug reports at WineHQ. Then I noticed bug reports showing up here. Am I contacting the wrong place? I also submitted a patch for one of those bugs. Now I'm wondering if there is anybody at WineHQ to see that patch. Should I post my patch here? Also, I can open an ftp to winehq but then I can't cd to pub, or ls

config.status: linking AUTHORS to dlls/shell32/AUTHORS config.status: linking tools/winewrapper to wine config.status: executing include/stamp-h commands config.status: executing dlls/gdi32/enhmfdrv commands config.status: executing dlls/gdi32/mfdrv commands config.status: executing dlls/kernel32/nls commands config.status: executing dlls/user32/resources commands config.status: executing

I experienced minor problem with running LibertyKeeper on Gentoo amd64 2.6.36-kernel app-emulation/wine-1.3.8 USE="X alsa cups dbus fontconfig gecko gnutls jpeg lcms ldap mp3 ncurses openal opengl oss perl png samba ssl threads truetype win32 win64 xcomposite xinerama xml" Actually program launch, but I can't connect e.g. login to server. I know exactly what cause a trouble: Code:

Hi. I was trying to use the WINE program on Sun's Solaris 10 UNIX operating system, x86-64 version. It seems I can't run many applications as they often give this error: "err:module:load_builtin_dll failed to load .so lib for builtin L"ws2_32.dll": ld.so.1: wine: fatal: libnsl.so.1: open failed: No such file or directory err:module:import_dll Loading library ws2_32.dll

Hi. I've noticed audio problems when using Wine on Sun's Solaris 10 UNIX system. When I go to run a program that uses audio, like a game, it seems not to be synchronized properly and skips some. What's up with that, anyway? I noticed some messages about not being able to find "SUNW,oss" and also this, if it has any relevancy: "fixme:mpeg3:mp3_horse Error occurred

Hi, I have been a happy Wine user for a few years now, but only recently moved from x86 to amd64, and I think that is the source of my current problems with Wine. I'm able to run native OpenGL applications just fine. Examples of what I've tried are Quake 3, Blender, and Kobo Deluxe. Wine also works normally just fine. I'm able to install applications, run notepad, regedit, et

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I'm trying to run Wine 0.9.20 under OS X x86 and I'm getting nothing but "Bus Error" when I run any win32 program via Wine. Here is some relevant environment info: OS: Mac OS X 10.4.7 Xcode: Xcode 2.4 X11: XFree86 Version 4.4.0 / X Window System (protocol Version 11, revision 0, vendor release 6600) gcc -v: Using built-in specs. Target: i686-apple-darwin8 Configured with:

A few fixes relative to 1.18.2, including one fairly important performance fix to the Present extension. Thanks to all for fixes and testing. Adam Jackson (2):       vfb: Re-add LD_EXPORT_SYMBOLS_FLAG to LDFLAGS       xserver 1.18.3 Chris Wilson (1):       Xext/vidmode: Reduce verbosity of GetModeLine debug messages Dave Airlie (1):       glamor: swizzle RED to 0 for alpha textures Michel

Hello. Hopefully I didn't miss this in the archives, so here goes. I've been running World of Warcraft in the CVS version of wine. The game runs perfectly as far as I'm concerned. However, if I run the game at a resolution lower than the desktop resolution it's not quite right. It switches to a view port of the specified size rather than resizing the whole desktop. this means I

Hey Guys, I got a issue when I try to compile Wine 1.5.3, then I did a: doug at doug-pc:/tmp/wine-1.5.3# ./configure > configure.log and this is the output of the configure.log: Code: checking build system type... x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu checking host system type... x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu checking whether make sets $(MAKE)... yes checking for gcc... gcc checking whether the C compiler

Nate Homier wrote: > Silent Hunter 3 uses a > hard coded resolution and refresh rate of 1024x768x32bit at 50Hz. But I > have an 1680x1050x24bit at 60Hz monitor. I once had a similar problem with Need For Speed Hot Pursuit 2. The game's menu screen is hard coded for 800x600. As I understand it, Wine uses the xrandr extension to change resolutions. Playing around with the xrandr

https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=111841 Bug ID: 111841 Summary: Setting gamma or color temperature on GK104 causes horizontal artifacts / flickering Product: xorg Version: unspecified Hardware: x86-64 (AMD64) OS: Linux (All) Status: NEW Severity: normal Priority:

There seems to be no list of needed packages, when starting with a fresh opensolaris dev (b121 today). hg gmake I guessed by now. Additionally the stuff mentioned here: http://opensolaris.org/os/project/indiana/building_on/ But are there further packages needed? Maybe some one should add a verified list to the building howtos... Florian