Re: [gentoo-user] wine'ing some games

2003-11-09 Thread Stroller
On Nov 9, 2003, at 2:42 am, Ernie Schroder wrote:
#3. I am nowhere near a language bigot, but I am a gentleman.
The Jargon File has this to say about the label hacker 
http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/H/hacker.html:
   It is better to be described as a hacker by others than to describe 
oneself that way.

I think the same thing could be said about the label gentleman.

Stroller.

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Re: [gentoo-user] wine'ing some games

2003-11-09 Thread Redeeman
i started it, and now i stop it

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On Sat, 2003-11-08 at 15:35, Redeeman wrote:
 hi, i am trying to wine pocket tanks, and it starts okay, but it sets
 lower resolution, but it doesent change resolution correct, because it
 does the same as ctrl + alt + '-'
 so that it still has 1600x1200, but only views 800x600, and the rest is
 scrollable, and then when i move the mouse in the wined game, it goes
 out of the 800x600 and then it fucks up, is there any way to fix this?
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Re: [gentoo-user] wine'ing some games

2003-11-08 Thread Ernie Schroder
On Saturday 08 November 2003 09:35 am, Redeeman wrote:
 hi, i am trying to wine pocket tanks, and it starts okay, but it
 sets lower resolution, but it doesent change resolution correct,
 because it does the same as ctrl + alt + '-'
 so that it still has 1600x1200, but only views 800x600, and the
 rest is scrollable, and then when i move the mouse in the wined
 game, it goes out of the 800x600 and then it fucks up, is there any
 way to fix this?


Just a hint... If you really want answers to your questions, please 
show some respect and control your language.
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Re: [gentoo-user] wine'ing some games

2003-11-08 Thread Matt Chorman
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On Saturday 08 November 2003 07:42 am, Ernie Schroder wrote:
 On Saturday 08 November 2003 09:35 am, Redeeman wrote:
  hi, i am trying to wine pocket tanks, and it starts okay, but it
  sets lower resolution, but it doesent change resolution correct,
  because it does the same as ctrl + alt + '-'
  so that it still has 1600x1200, but only views 800x600, and the
  rest is scrollable, and then when i move the mouse in the wined
  game, it goes out of the 800x600 and then it fucks up, is there any
  way to fix this?

 Just a hint... If you really want answers to your questions, please
 show some respect and control your language.

Such self-righteousness! You did not even attempt to answer his questions as a 
trade for berating him. Language bigot. High and mighty word czar. Ignore 
what you don't like! 

Hmmph.

Redeeman, 

Do you have DGA enabled? It has to be disabled manually (xf86config 
automatically adds the entry to disable DGA). Comment out any lines that have 
to do with that.

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Re: [gentoo-user] wine'ing some games

2003-11-08 Thread Redeeman


On Sat, 2003-11-08 at 16:34, Matt Chorman wrote:
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 On Saturday 08 November 2003 07:42 am, Ernie Schroder wrote:
  On Saturday 08 November 2003 09:35 am, Redeeman wrote:
   hi, i am trying to wine pocket tanks, and it starts okay, but it
   sets lower resolution, but it doesent change resolution correct,
   because it does the same as ctrl + alt + '-'
   so that it still has 1600x1200, but only views 800x600, and the
   rest is scrollable, and then when i move the mouse in the wined
   game, it goes out of the 800x600 and then it fucks up, is there any
   way to fix this?
 
  Just a hint... If you really want answers to your questions, please
  show some respect and control your language.
 
thats how i feel with windows binaries :D

 Such self-righteousness! You did not even attempt to answer his questions as a 
 trade for berating him. Language bigot. High and mighty word czar. Ignore 
 what you don't like! 
 
 Hmmph.
 
 Redeeman, 
 
 Do you have DGA enabled? It has to be disabled manually (xf86config 
 automatically adds the entry to disable DGA). Comment out any lines that have 
 to do with that.
 

im pretty sure its enabled, vmware can change resolution, and fullscreen
stuff :)

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Re: [gentoo-user] wine'ing some games

2003-11-08 Thread Alex Chapman
Hi Redeeman,

I had this problem when getting warcraft 3 to work. I'm not sure that this is
the best solution, but I solved it by running the game on a new X server with
the resolution that the game runs in. I wanted it to run by simply typing
'war3', and to exit cleanly when I exited the game. To do this I did the
following:

1. Edit /etc/X11/XF86Config to add another screen section with the settings for
warcraft. This is just another Screen section after my existing one, which
looks like this:

Section Screen
Identifier  1024x768x16
Device  nvidia gf2mx
Monitor NEC XP21
DefaultDepth 16

Subsection Display
Depth   16
Modes   1024x768 800x600 640x480
ViewPort0 0
EndSubsection
EndSection

The important part is the 'Identifier', which I'll use later. The other
settings should be similar to your existing Screen section/s.

2. Add a file to /etc/X11/Sessions which is where gentoo's startx script looks
for windowmanagers. The file, called 'war3' contains the following:

#!/bin/sh

cd /home/ajc/.wine/fake_windows/Games/Warcraft\ III
/usr/bin/wine -- War3.exe -opengl

Basically all this does is execute the command to start warcraft.

3. Add the file /usr/local/bin/war3 containing:

#!/bin/bash
XSESSION=war3 startx -- :1 -screen 1024x768x16

This starts the new X server on display :1 (the default server is on :0) with
the 1024x768x16 screen and runs warcraft.

It shouldn't be too hard to adapt this approach to other games. Actually, now
that I look at it, it's probably better to do steps 2 and 3 with one shell
script that calls xinit with the right arguments, but I know this way works so
I'll stick to it for now. 

Let me know if you find a better way around this problem.

--Alex

On 15:35 Sat 08 Nov , Redeeman wrote:
 hi, i am trying to wine pocket tanks, and it starts okay, but it sets
 lower resolution, but it doesent change resolution correct, because it
 does the same as ctrl + alt + '-'
 so that it still has 1600x1200, but only views 800x600, and the rest is
 scrollable, and then when i move the mouse in the wined game, it goes
 out of the 800x600 and then it fucks up, is there any way to fix this?
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RE: [gentoo-user] wine'ing some games

2003-11-08 Thread Chris Carter
Matt Chorman:
 Such self-righteousness! You did not even attempt to answer 
 his questions as a 
 trade for berating him. Language bigot. High and mighty word 
 czar. Ignore 
 what you don't like! 
 
 Hmmph.

There are children on this list (as well as others). As a father of 2
girls, I don't want them reading this kind of language.

The community on this list really does help out! Some people get
frustrated (heh, we all do!) and use ill-sounding words to better
express their frustration, which must be respected. Others find certain
words to be unacceptable if used in public (That must also be
respected).

Just my .02cts.

Thanks,
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RE: [gentoo-user] wine'ing some games (OT)

2003-11-08 Thread Chris Carter
Matt,

Here's a new concept for you: If you want people to respect you, then
try to respect them. If you don't respect others, you deserve what you
get. It's your choice.

In public, people normally follow a code of rules called 'ethics'. In
private you can do whatever you like. I think THIS is fair.

Thank you,
Chris

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 On Saturday 08 November 2003 08:12 am, Chris Carter wrote:
 
  There are children on this list (as well as others). As a 
 father of 2 
  girls, I don't want them reading this kind of language.
 
 Then teach your children what to say and what not to say. 
 Don't try to enforce 
 that on other people. Hearing a word or seeing a word will 
 not damage them - 
 they will be reading Huck Finn soon enough. 
 
  The community on this list really does help out! Some people get 
  frustrated (heh, we all do!) and use ill-sounding words to better 
  express their frustration, which must be respected. Others find 
  certain words to be unacceptable if used in public (That 
 must also be 
  respected).
 
 People on this list ARE helpful. But there are rule-mongers as well. 
 
 Once again, these words - are they ill-sounding to you? To 
 him? To me? Based 
 on whose values? If you find these words to be unacceptable 
 in public, don't 
 say them in public - but don't force a morality on me. I 
 choose my own choice 
 of words to use. Until the great censor-adepts of the list 
 come to smite me 
 down for protecting someone's use of a curse, I will 
 continute to protect 
 that choice for myself and others.
 
 You can say whatever you want. In return, I can say whatever 
 I want. It seems 
 fair enough to me. It's your choice whether or not you swear, 
 and whether or 
 not you shelter your children from it. But don't force that 
 choice on me or 
 others. (Filter those words from yours/their system. That's 
 not too hard to 
 accomplish, and you're taking responsibility for your own 
 actions as opposed 
 to others.)
 
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Re: [gentoo-user] wine'ing some games

2003-11-08 Thread Redeeman
enough

On Sat, 2003-11-08 at 15:35, Redeeman wrote:
 hi, i am trying to wine pocket tanks, and it starts okay, but it sets
 lower resolution, but it doesent change resolution correct, because it
 does the same as ctrl + alt + '-'
 so that it still has 1600x1200, but only views 800x600, and the rest is
 scrollable, and then when i move the mouse in the wined game, it goes
 out of the 800x600 and then it fucks up, is there any way to fix this?
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Re: [gentoo-user] wine'ing some games (OT)

2003-11-08 Thread Matt Chorman
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On Saturday 08 November 2003 09:23 am, Chris Carter wrote:
 Matt,

 Here's a new concept for you: If you want people to respect you, then
 try to respect them. If you don't respect others, you deserve what you
 get. It's your choice.

You made my point for me. Thank you.

 In public, people normally follow a code of rules called 'ethics'. In
 private you can do whatever you like. I think THIS is fair.

Ethics have different definitions based on your social norms and behaviors. 
Perhaps your ethics are different than mine. This does not make them more or 
less right - just different. I will still say and do what I feel is 
necessary, including using words you might find inappropriate. Lighten up - 
they are just words after all.

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Re: [gentoo-user] wine'ing some games (OT)

2003-11-08 Thread Azhdeen
what's the point of this private conversation on gentoo-user ??

isn't this a private chat between 2-3 persons that could go on OFF the list ?


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Re: [gentoo-user] wine'ing some games

2003-11-08 Thread Ernie Schroder
On Saturday 08 November 2003 10:34 am, Matt Chorman wrote:
 On Saturday 08 November 2003 07:42 am, Ernie Schroder wrote:
  On Saturday 08 November 2003 09:35 am, Redeeman wrote:
   hi, i am trying to wine pocket tanks, and it starts okay, but
   it sets lower resolution, but it doesent change resolution
   correct, because it does the same as ctrl + alt + '-'
   so that it still has 1600x1200, but only views 800x600, and the
   rest is scrollable, and then when i move the mouse in the wined
   game, it goes out of the 800x600 and then it fucks up, is there
   any way to fix this?
 
  Just a hint... If you really want answers to your questions,
  please show some respect and control your language.

 Such self-righteousness! You did not even attempt to answer his
 questions as a trade for berating him. Language bigot. High and
 mighty word czar. Ignore what you don't like!

 Hmmph.

 Redeeman,

 Do you have DGA enabled? It has to be disabled manually
 (xf86config automatically adds the entry to disable DGA). Comment
 out any lines that have to do with that.

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#1. Perhaps I should have noted that I could not answer his question. 
#2. I did not berate him. I merely pointed out that I and perhaps 
others find his choice of words unexceptable.
And
#3. I am nowhere near a language bigot, but I am a gentleman.
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