"Sebastian M. Ernst" ernst@pleiszenburg.de wrote:
whenever I use `wine` in a new prefix or intentionally initialize a new prefix with `wine wineboot -i`, a configuration message window pops up for a few seconds (see attachment: "the configuration of Wine in ... is being updated, please wait ..."). I am heavily using Wine in shell scripts with new prefixes being generated by those scripts on a regular basis. In environments with X, this message window therefore becomes sort of annoying. I'd like to "deactivate" it though I have not found a simple / clean option. The best bad approach I found in forums is to install a virtual X frame-buffer and to point Wine to its DISPAY.
Is there anything possibly undocumented - an option, a switch or an environment variable - that would allow me to do what I want?
'echo disable >~/.wine/.update-timestamp' should do the trick, however that basically disables the prefix updates.