Hi!
I'm one of two web-masters of www.linux-wine.de . Many people in our forum asked for a graphical frontend to the wine.config. And because google didnt find anything, I've just wrote a prototype. Its written in Java, is compiled to a native-Linux program via gcj and uses java-gtk as toolkit. It is nearyl as fast as a C++ program, but coding is much faster und easier. And (for all GNU-fanatics) its fully GPL-compatible....
My problem is, that I dont know all options of the config-file. Till now I only implemented the options which stands in my wine-config, including the ;-Entries. Only the specific-program settings are not iplemented, its too hard to make this part GUI-based (I'm so sorry, but my english is terrible). Is there somewhere an overview over all avaible options?
Is such a tool already avaible, or an existing codebase?
Please note that Jine (Jawy after the rewrite) isnt ready for use. O.K it does work, but the code is awful and I'm currently working on a rewrite.
May I ask wine-questions for this tool at this list?
Thx , Linuxhippy
On Sun, Jul 07, 2002 at 12:44:58AM +0200, Clemens Eisserer wrote:
Hi!
I'm one of two web-masters of www.linux-wine.de . Many people in our forum asked for a graphical frontend to the wine.config.
Ah.
And because google didnt find anything, I've just wrote a prototype. Its
Huh ? winesetup(tk) has been known for ages... (http://wine.codeweavers.com etc.)
But a second program for this kind of task is always a good idea anyway.
My problem is, that I dont know all options of the config-file. Till now I only implemented the options which stands in my wine-config, including the ;-Entries. Only the specific-program settings are not iplemented, its too hard to make this part GUI-based (I'm so sorry, but my english is terrible). Is there somewhere an overview over all avaible options?
Well, the second-best reference is the Wine User Guide. The best reference is the Wine source, of course ;-)
May I ask wine-questions for this tool at this list?
Of course.
Hmm, I thought that "Chanel" was some kind of perfume brand ? ;-) I also thought that Windows dialogs usually have "OK" and "Cancel" ?
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Clemens Eisserer