[Wine]VVDQ : GPS/topo-map software?

Beartooth beartooth at adelphia.net
Mon Aug 16 12:30:36 CDT 2004


On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 09:23:13 -0700, Rich Shepard wrote:

>   Part of your problem _may_ be related to the distribution. (snip)

Hmmm .... RedHat was the only linux I'd ever used; and Fedora doesn't seem
so bad if you stay at least one full release number behind; but I admit
I've been wondering about -- say -- whitebox. Any thoughts on that?


> Another part of your problem _may_ be related to the resources required
> by these mapping applications and how well those resources are supported
> by wine. I'm thinking of graphics capabilities in particular. An older
> version of the mapping software, one designed for win98 for example, may
> be more fully supported by wine than the latest version that's designed
> to run on XP or whatever it is Microsoft is pushing this week.

The ones I tried with Codeweavers were the same CDs I used under W98 on a
3GB hard drive -- in the same pentium II machine as before, in which I was
running RH9 on two new hard drives of 20 and 30 GB.


>   Finally, you may want to find a local users group ... (snip)

I tried on VTLUUG (I'm in the same town as Virginia Tech), with no
response, in May of 2003. I've just modified that slightly and reposted
it. Thanks -- and wish me luck.

But the more expert friends I spoke of were on Novalug (my wife & I have
recently retired from Northern to Western Virginia); I've tried again
there, too -- again without success.

I think I'd better try to find a GPS list that isn't 99 44/100% over my
head; GPS and topo maps don't seem to interest Wine-iacs all that much ...

-- 
Beartooth Autodidact, curmudgeonly codger learning linux Remember I know
precious little of what I'm talking about!




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