Austin English wrote:
On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 7:34 AM, Chris Robinson chris.kcat@gmail.com wrote:
IIRC, the problem is you can't have two Wine processes using two different desktops. Try this: start an app without virtual desktop and leave it running, run winecfg and turn on virtual desktop (make sure to click Apply), then try to start another app. It won't use a virtual desktop.
Terminal one: $ rm -rf ~/.wine $ wine notepad
Terminal two: $ winecfg # enable virtual desktop $ winemine # doesn't go in virtual desktop $ wine explorer /desktop=name,1024x768 winemine # goes in virtual desktop
That's by design when you change configuration via winecfg it applies to "default" desktop only. And if it's already active (desktop for your notepad) it won't just become virtual desktop. When you using "name" that creates separate desktop with that name and requested parameters.
Vitaliy