wine users - Dec 2006 - DC++ doesn't work with Wine?

Greetings to all,

This is my first text on this discussion board and i would like to ask why
when i try to emulate DC++ the program remains for a few seconds on display
and after that it closes.

I tried to emulate WinAmp too, but it emulates only the interface, i can't
open a file cos it shows me no location, and drag'n'drop it's just
not
working.

I use:

Suse 10.1
KDE
wine-0.9.27

Thank you very much,

a Suse Linux n00|3
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L?rdag 30 desember 2006 13:00, skrev Caguatul:
> Greetings to all,
>
> This is my first text on this discussion board and i would like to ask why
> when i try to emulate DC++ the program remains for a few seconds on display
> and after that it closes.
>
You need to disabled the progress bars in the DC++ settings.



Regards,

Alexander N: S?rnes
> I tried to emulate WinAmp too, but it emulates only the interface, i
can't
> open a file cos it shows me no location, and drag'n'drop it's
just not
> working.
>
> I use:
>
> Suse 10.1
> KDE
> wine-0.9.27
>
> Thank you very much,
>
> a Suse Linux n00|3

On Saturday December 30 2006 12:00, Caguatul wrote:
> Greetings to all,
>
> This is my first text on this discussion board and i would like to ask why
> when i try to emulate DC++ the program remains for a few seconds on display
> and after that it closes.
>
> I tried to emulate WinAmp too, but it emulates only the interface, i
can't
> open a file cos it shows me no location, and drag'n'drop it's
just not
> working.
	What do you mean by "emulate"? Wine isn't emulator (WINE = Wine
Is Not
Emulator) - it doesn't emulate programs, it runs them. This is big 
difference. This also means that there is no any performance penalty because 
of emulation (but it is possible to have performance penalties because of 
other problems as well as it is possible to have programs working faster than 
under Windows).
	Don't know about DC++ but WinAmp 5 works perfectly under Wine. For better 
experience run it within desktop without border. For example:

wine explorer /desktop=WinAmp,640x960 winamp.exe

	Then hide border of the desktop. At least this is how I run it - you may 
prefer other ways. And yes drag'n'drop really doesn't work. But
everything
else works perfectly. So if it doesn't work for then please tell how you 
obtain Wine? You installed it throw package or compiled yourself from source? 
If you didn't compile it yourself then please try. This is very simple. 
Uninstall your current Wine. Download 
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/wine/wine-0.9.28.tar.bz2 , unpack it then 
cd to directory with Wine source code and execute:

./configure && make depend && make all install

	I think that it is very likely that you use precompiled Wine from your 
distribution because very often people have problems with Wine copies with 
non-official modifications. But these problems isn't Wine problems at all.
So
please compile Wine from source as I described above. If after that it 
doesn't work as expected (for example WinAmp 5 cannot open files) then
please
answer with more information: what version of WinAmp you try to run? What 
version of DC++ you try to run? Also please provide download links for 
programs (or at least demo-versions) if possible. This information is 
neccessary if you want specific help for specific programs.