Hello. I have one question. Anybody please answer my question. I heard that Wine has speed problem. For instance, Wine is very slow... Is that true? *^^*
ANDREW HUR wrote:> > Hello. > > I have one question. > > Anybody please answer my question. > > I heard that Wine has speed problem. > > For instance, Wine is very slow... > > Is that true?For some things yes for other things no. What are you trying to do? -- James Juran jamesjuran@alumni.psu.edu
On Tue, 3 Jul 2001 14:13:13 +0900, "ANDREW HUR" <andykor@elim.net> wrote:>Hello. > >I have one question. > >Anybody please answer my question. > >I heard that Wine has speed problem. > >For instance, Wine is very slow... > >Is that true?For directory accesses : true For graphics : sometimes, depending on the kind of graphics (games are said to run all right, while drawing programs relying on the classical Gdi api are slower than Windows on the same hardware) For Cpu intensive apps : no difference. HTH Gerard
gerard patel wrote:> On Tue, 3 Jul 2001 14:13:13 +0900, "ANDREW HUR" <andykor@elim.net> > wrote: > > >Hello. > > > >I have one question. > > > >Anybody please answer my question. > > > >I heard that Wine has speed problem. > > > >For instance, Wine is very slow... > > > >Is that true? > > For directory accesses : true > For graphics : sometimes, depending on the kind > of graphics (games are said to run all right, while > drawing programs relying on the classical Gdi > api are slower than Windows on the same hardware) > For Cpu intensive apps : no difference. > > HTH > GerardI realized that 16bit applications run slightly faster under Wine than under Windows NT4 even if they use directory access to slow medium like on older CD quite a lot. Regards, Ike