I've read that to get some apps working I could try coping files from native win to wine dir. It was said that some dlls do not work. I remember there was gdiplus, user32, kernel, and directx. I would like to know if there is exact list of dlls that are not going to work with wine. Or if there's script to copy dlls from native win install to wine dir.
On Wed, May 18, 2011 at 8:16 AM, rain <wineforum-user at winehq.org> wrote:> I've read that to get some apps working I could try coping files from native win to wine dir. It was said that > some dlls do not work. > > I remember there was gdiplus, user32, kernel, and directx. I would like to know if there is exact list of dlls that > are not going to work with wine. Or if there's script to copy dlls from native win install to wine dir.Neither exist. The question is why are you trying to copy native dlls to Wine? What program are you trying to run that does not run properly in Wine and have you looked in the Applications Database for information on that program? James McKenzie
On Thu, May 19, 2011 at 1:03 AM, wendyaaqq <wineforum-user at winehq.org> wrote:> waiting for reply! >I did. Why do you insist on using native dlls? James McKenzie
Because some apps that doesn't work with wine dlls might work then.
rain wrote:> Because some apps that doesn't work with wine dlls might work then.Most problems do come from those dlls that can not be used - core d3d, kernel, ole. That's why you getting such responses. And in cases where dll can be used, it have to be properly installed, or it will cause more issues.