I am trying to find a way to control what size screen my wine app things it has. How is this done? Example my screen is 1600x1200 but I only want the wine app to think the max screen size is 1024x768. How do I do this? Also, Can I then control where the smaller window opens? Like at position 100,100 on the screen for example. THanks for any pointers to these two issues, Jerry
Jerry Geis wrote:> I am trying to find a way to control > what size screen my wine app things it has. How is this done? > Example my screen is 1600x1200 but I only want the wine app to > think the max screen size is 1024x768. How do I do this?I assume you want to do this on an individual application basis? You can run individual applications within a Wine desktop of a specific size like this: wine explorer /desktop=default,1024x768 /c/Program\ Files/Riven/Riven.exe
> >I am trying to find a way to control > >what size screen my wine app things it has. How is this done? > >Example my screen is 1600x1200 but I only want the wine app to > >think the max screen size is 1024x768. How do I do this? > > I assume you want to do this on an individual application basis? You can > run individual applications within a Wine desktop of a specific size > like this: > > wine explorer /desktop=default,1024x768 /c/Program\ Files/Riven/Riven.exeYou can also set these parameters in winecfg. -- Fabrice DELENTE
Fabrice DELENTE wrote:>>> I am trying to find a way to control >>> what size screen my wine app things it has. How is this done? >>> Example my screen is 1600x1200 but I only want the wine app to >>> think the max screen size is 1024x768. How do I do this? >> I assume you want to do this on an individual application basis? You can >> run individual applications within a Wine desktop of a specific size >> like this: >> >> wine explorer /desktop=default,1024x768 /c/Program\ Files/Riven/Riven.exe > > You can also set these parameters in winecfg. >Yes, if you want to set the parameters globally. I do not see a way to set them on a per application basis with winecfg; the "Emulate a virtual desktop" option is greyed out when I am setting parameters for a particular application. Are you able to set the desktop for individual applications using winecfg?