Hi all,
I was reading the FAQ and it says there we should not use the existing Windows System Dir, but what if I make a copy of the folder so I can use it to increase functionality in Wine?
Will that work? I know that we can point certain libraries to an actual windows file.
Can anyone shed some light on this subject?
Thanks in advance.
Copy Windows DLL
Copy Windows DLL
ataide.carlos wrote:
Certain libraries will help, but they should ONLY be applied on a
case-by-case basis and only if directed in the Applications Database .
James McKenzie
No, copying the entire Windows directory will NOT work.Hi all,
I was reading the FAQ and it says there we should not use the existing Windows System Dir, but what if I make a copy of the folder so I can use it to increase functionality in Wine?
Will that work? I know that we can point certain libraries to an actual windows file.
Certain libraries will help, but they should ONLY be applied on a
case-by-case basis and only if directed in the Applications Database .
James McKenzie
Re: Copy Windows DLL
Exactly. Some core libraries, such as gdi32, for instance, can not be overwriten...James McKenzie wrote:ataide.carlos wrote:No, copying the entire Windows directory will NOT work.Hi all,
I was reading the FAQ and it says there we should not use the existing Windows System Dir, but what if I make a copy of the folder so I can use it to increase functionality in Wine?
Will that work? I know that we can point certain libraries to an actual windows file.
Certain libraries will help, but they should ONLY be applied on a
case-by-case basis and only if directed in the Applications Database .
James McKenzie
To be honest with you, I once got away with that (copying the whole dir). IIRC, the apps only fetched the missing DLLs. But this was a looong time ago and I would never recommend it to anyone now.
Cheers,
Jorl17