Problem with the text areas
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Problem with the text areas
Hello everybody,
I have a problem with Wine: I can't write in the text areas ( the keyboard seems to be out of order, nothing happens ). That happens in "Notepad" for instance, but also in the text areas that allows you to write the keynumber which activates a next software...so I can't install new programs...
Can you help me ?
PS: I also tried to copy/paste the keynumber but it doesn't work...
I have a problem with Wine: I can't write in the text areas ( the keyboard seems to be out of order, nothing happens ). That happens in "Notepad" for instance, but also in the text areas that allows you to write the keynumber which activates a next software...so I can't install new programs...
Can you help me ?
PS: I also tried to copy/paste the keynumber but it doesn't work...
Problem with the text areas
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 11:55 AM, Mike Yavel <[email protected]> wrote:
option? What keyboard layout? Does a virtual desktop help?
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Did you change the 'Allow the window manager to control the windows'Hello everybody,
I have a problem with Wine: I can't write in the text areas ( the keyboard seems to be out of order, nothing happens ). That happens in "Notepad" for instance, but also in the text areas that allows you to write the keynumber which activates a next software...so I can't install new programs...
Can you help me ?
PS: I also tried to copy/paste the keynumber but it doesn't work...
option? What keyboard layout? Does a virtual desktop help?
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I tried to change the 'Allow the window manager to control the windows' option but I can't click on the button to enable the changes ( it's too low, I can't see on my screen, I can only see the top of the button but when I try to click on it, AWN pops up and I can't click on the button "OK"). I tried to change the resolution of my virtual desktop but as my keyboard doesn't work, I can't do it...
I also tried to type the key with the virtual keyboard but it doesn't work...
I also tried to type the key with the virtual keyboard but it doesn't work...
Problem with the text areas
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 1:14 PM, Mike Yavel <[email protected]> wrote:
$ rm -rf ~/.wine
What wine version is this?
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Just to be sure, try in a clean wineprefix:I tried to change the 'Allow the window manager to control the windows' option but I can't click on the button to enable the changes ( it's too low, I can't see on my screen, I can only see the top of the button but when I try to click on it, AWN pops up and I can't click on the button "OK"). I tried to change the resolution of my virtual desktop but as my keyboard doesn't work, I can't do it...
I also tried to type the key with the virtual keyboard but it doesn't work...
$ rm -rf ~/.wine
What wine version is this?
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Problem with the text areas
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 1:45 PM, Mike Yavel <[email protected]> wrote:
'terminal' is used a lot as well).
This will remove any installed applications, though, I doubt you'd
have any, since your keyboard doesn't work.
What is your locale/keyboard layout?
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Yes. (And for what it's worth, 'console' is the correct term, thoughWine 1.1.6
I'm not sure of what you want me to: do I have to write "$ rm -rf ~/.wine" in the "console" ( sorry, I don't know the english word for that ) ?
'terminal' is used a lot as well).
This will remove any installed applications, though, I doubt you'd
have any, since your keyboard doesn't work.
What is your locale/keyboard layout?
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I have some applications installed. The most of them doesn't work but some of them work...
What do you mean by "What is your locale/keyboard layout" ?
My keyboard is an "AZERTY" type. I have SCIM-Anthy installed in order to write in japanese...but generally I use a french or french/european keyboard..
PS1: Thank you for the english course
PS2: Do I really have to type "$ rm -rf ~/.wine" in the console ? (this will remove the installed applications, will it ? Is it necessary ?
What do you mean by "What is your locale/keyboard layout" ?
My keyboard is an "AZERTY" type. I have SCIM-Anthy installed in order to write in japanese...but generally I use a french or french/european keyboard..
PS1: Thank you for the english course

PS2: Do I really have to type "$ rm -rf ~/.wine" in the console ? (this will remove the installed applications, will it ? Is it necessary ?
Problem with the text areas
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 2:39 PM, Mike Yavel <[email protected]> wrote:
$ mv ~/.wine ~/.wine.bak
$ wine notepad
And retest. That way you can test in a clean environment. When done testing:
$ rm -rf ~/.wine
$ mv ~/.wine.bak ~/.wine
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If you have applications, then do:I have some applications installed. The most of them doesn't work but some of them work...
What do you mean by "What is your locale/keyboard layout" ?
My keyboard is an "AZERTY" type. I have SCIM-Anthy installed in order to write in japanese...but generally I use a french or french/european keyboard..
PS1: Thank you for the english course
PS2: Do I really have to type "$ rm -rf ~/.wine" in the console ? (this will remove the installed applications, will it ? Is it necessary ?
$ mv ~/.wine ~/.wine.bak
$ wine notepad
And retest. That way you can test in a clean environment. When done testing:
$ rm -rf ~/.wine
$ mv ~/.wine.bak ~/.wine
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Problem with the text areas
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 3:01 PM, Mike Yavel <[email protected]> wrote:
more likely, one of the apps you installed broke it. I'd recommend
trying a clean prefix, and install each app individually, testing
notepad to see if it works each time. When you found how it broke,
file a bug.
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Then either you've changed the configuration to break it somehow, orI typed:
"$ mv ~/.wine ~/.wine.bak
$ wine notepad "
Notepad popped up and I have been able to write.
Then I typed:
"$ rm -rf ~/.wine
$ mv ~/.wine.bak ~/.wine"
And now it doesn't work anymore...
more likely, one of the apps you installed broke it. I'd recommend
trying a clean prefix, and install each app individually, testing
notepad to see if it works each time. When you found how it broke,
file a bug.
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Problem with the text areas
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 3:27 PM, Mike Yavel <[email protected]> wrote:
$ wine setup.exe
Install your first app
$ wine notepad
Test typing
$ rm -rf ~/.wine
$ wine setup.exe
Install your second app
$ wine notepad
Test typing
Repeat. It sounds like one of your apps broke it. Otherwise, you made
some configuration change that did. You need to isolate the source of
the problem.
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$ mv ~/.wine ~/.wine.bakSorry, I don't understand...can you guide me step by step ?
$ wine setup.exe
Install your first app
$ wine notepad
Test typing
$ rm -rf ~/.wine
$ wine setup.exe
Install your second app
$ wine notepad
Test typing
Repeat. It sounds like one of your apps broke it. Otherwise, you made
some configuration change that did. You need to isolate the source of
the problem.
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On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 12:05 PM, Mike Yavel <[email protected]> wrote:
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What was the source of the problem?Yes !!!!
That works !!!
Thank you so much, Austin987 !!!!
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