[Bug 1124] - NOW: Usage problems with Bryce 4
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Wed Nov 6 10:53:39 CST 2002
http://bugs.winehq.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1124
buffer0 at t-online.de changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Summary|Installation problems with |NOW: Usage problems with
|Bryce 4 |Bryce 4
------- Additional Comments From buffer0 at t-online.de 2002-11-06 10:53 -------
I'm testing wine and Bryce, with the following results:
[0]: The installer hadn't complained. The sole worse things had been with
installing Quicktime where the window-management made trouble:
The installer GUI put its screen on the screen with topmost
priority, resulting that all other related subwindows aren't
visible for the user.
What helped? Some alt-F4 or so under KDE, or some other hot-key
under Enlightenment which allowed to change the window orders ...
[1]: Some hard thing must be wrong the window management!
Bryce-4.0 runs only proper within the Desktop mode!
When trying to run in fullscreen mode the main-top window
can't be accessed. Seems a worse arrangment problem
with X11 window management schemes.
[2]: wine crashes spuriously; '*click*' error/crash. But wine+Bryce crashes
definitely intermediately when selecting under Bryce-help menu the
about menu-entry.
[3]: An important thing for the wine-config file: "crtdll"= "native, builtin"
is a must. Else Bryce-4.0 doesn't come up with its main screen.
[4]: wine+Bryce didn't had crashed yet on rendering. Meaning: All the window,
menu and whatever I/O stuff seem to influencee much too hard the
non-crashing quality of wine - with Bryce-4.0 - or?
So what? The *click+crash* problems are worse. But how fixing (it fast)?
How jumping into the wine and w$dos machinery??
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