In order to use some apps in an automatic build system, it is necessary to use Wine. At the moment, it seems you have to log in and run Wine explicitly to make it available. Is there a mechanism (or a version!) which could be run as part of the INIT sequence, which would make Wine available to apps without this explicit step ? Regards, Mike Whittaker
Mike Whittaker
2001-Sep-03 12:03 UTC
Starting Wine automatically at boot time - SORRY, I meant X, not Wine
No, What I meant was that Wine requires X to be running, even for a text-mode app. Can this be configured out ? Sorry again !
In article <9n0cl4$vli$1@sp15at20.hursley.ibm.com>, Mike Whittaker <mikewhittaker@zdnetonebox.delspam.com> wrote:>In order to use some apps in an automatic build system, it is necessary to >use Wine. > >At the moment, it seems you have to log in and run Wine explicitly to make >it available. > >Is there a mechanism (or a version!) which could be run as part of the INIT >sequence, which would make Wine available to apps without this explicit step >?Use a configfile with following section included: [wine] "GraphicsDriver"="ttydrv" This will not load the x11drv, but only the ttydriver, so it does not require X. Ciao, Marcus