I can not rename keys using the wine regedit GUI. I had to create a .reg file in order to add the values I wanted to add, in this case Direct3D: Code: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Wine\Direct3D] "VideoMemorySize"="512" I have 64 bits Ubuntu 10.10 and Wine 1.3.7. I did not find anything about this after a quick search in Bugzilla, is this a new bug?
kodefive wrote:> I can not rename keys using the wine regedit GUI.Works fine here. How exactly are you doing it?
I run the command: Code: regedit in the terminal. This opens up the registry editor, an I can browse like normal in the registry, and even add new keys. I can not however change their names. I have tried using F2 and the pop-up menu and the normal menu. In every case, the node remains selected, and if I type anything, then another node becomes selected. (A node that starts by the typed letter...) Like I described in my original mail, I was able to circumvent the problem by creating a .reg file and running the following command: Code: regedit MyFile.reg Can this be caused by switching between Wine 1.2 and 1.3 for the same wineprefix? I only use one prefix, and I need Wine 1.2 for Fallout 3, and Wine 1.3 for Fallout New Vegas. Unfortunately, Wine 1.3 does not work at all for me w.r.t. Fallout3, while Fallout New Vegas works flawlessly, so I need to keep switching...
kodefive wrote:> In every case, the node remains selected, and if I type anything, then another node becomes selected. (A node that starts by the typed letter...)You select what you want to rename, press F2, that should turn selection into edit box, type your name. Of course you have to have default "click to select" mouse selection policy. Anything else is not compatible with Wine.