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If I do:
rm -r ~/.wine/
wineprefixcreate
wine explorer /desktop=default,1200x900 winemine
Then winemine opens in its own window. It does not open inside a fake
desktop, which is what explorer /desktop is supposed to do. However, if I
close winemine and run the same command again
wine explorer /desktop=default,1200x900 winemine
I get the correct behavior the second time, and winemine appears inside a
desktop window provided by explorer.
Can anyone else confirm this behavior? Am I doing something wrong?
The only noninteractive workaround I can think of is to have a script to
run after wineprefixcreate that opens wine and immediately closes. How
can I make wine start and immediately close, noninteractively? Is there a
better solution?
- --Ben
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wine explorer /desktop doesn't work the first time
wine explorer /desktop doesn't work the first time
On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 9:00 PM, Benjamin M. Schwartz
<[email protected]> wrote:
<[email protected]> wrote:
Works fine for me in wine 0.9.59 and in git.-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
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If I do:
rm -r ~/.wine/
wineprefixcreate
wine explorer /desktop=default,1200x900 winemine
Then winemine opens in its own window. It does not open inside a fake
desktop, which is what explorer /desktop is supposed to do. However, if I
close winemine and run the same command again
wine explorer /desktop=default,1200x900 winemine
I get the correct behavior the second time, and winemine appears inside a
desktop window provided by explorer.
Can anyone else confirm this behavior? Am I doing something wrong?
The only noninteractive workaround I can think of is to have a script to
run after wineprefixcreate that opens wine and immediately closes. How
can I make wine start and immediately close, noninteractively? Is there a
better solution?
- --Ben
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Re: wine explorer /desktop doesn't work the first time
The only reason this can happen is when Wine was still running. You specifying the default desktop so if Wine was already running there was already "default" desktop.Benjamin M. Schwartz wrote:Then winemine opens in its own window. It does not open inside a fake
desktop, which is what explorer /desktop is supposed to do. However, if I
close winemine and run the same command again
wine explorer /desktop=default,1200x900 winemine
wine explorer /desktop doesn't work the first time
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vitamin wrote:
| Benjamin M. Schwartz wrote:
|> Then winemine opens in its own window. It does not open inside a fake
|> desktop, which is what explorer /desktop is supposed to do. However, if I
|> close winemine and run the same command again
|>
|> wine explorer /desktop=default,1200x900 winemine
|
| The only reason this can happen is when Wine was still running. You
specifying the default desktop so if Wine was already running there was
already "default" desktop.
|
I can reproduce this behavior even immediately following a reboot, so it's
slightly weirder than that. However, changing "default" to some other
string does solve the problem.
Thank you.
- --Ben
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vitamin wrote:
| Benjamin M. Schwartz wrote:
|> Then winemine opens in its own window. It does not open inside a fake
|> desktop, which is what explorer /desktop is supposed to do. However, if I
|> close winemine and run the same command again
|>
|> wine explorer /desktop=default,1200x900 winemine
|
| The only reason this can happen is when Wine was still running. You
specifying the default desktop so if Wine was already running there was
already "default" desktop.
|
I can reproduce this behavior even immediately following a reboot, so it's
slightly weirder than that. However, changing "default" to some other
string does solve the problem.
Thank you.
- --Ben
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