15 Apr
2003
15 Apr
'03
2:21 a.m.
Le lun 14/04/2003 à 21:40, Steven Edwards a écrit :
I know some Linux distros (RHAT) set wineserver to allways run a a background process via xinetd or other rc.d scripts so doesnt this method take care of part of the problem of wineserver initialization?
Actually, the only thing RH does with Wine and rc.d scripts is to enable the execution of Windows excutables through the binfmt_misc module, ie you can then execute a Windows executable the same ways as a normal ELF or script executable (or Java or whatever else you configured binfmt_misc to handle).
The wineserver starts the same way as on other distros/OS, ie probably by wine itself if it is not already running (or can't be connected to).
Vincent