Attila wrote: > On Dienstag, 25. April 2006 10:17 David Moore wrote: > > >>> [snip] >>> I have some dlls from http://www.dll-files.com/ in the system32 dir and >>> this settings in winecfg: >>> >>> [dlls snipped] >>> >> This would be why your ie6 works - you've bypassed certain builtin dlls >> which are showing problems with Wine 0.9.12 (shdocvw, in particular, is >> what's throwing up errors for me with ie6). >> > > O nice to know this, thanks for the info. I made this configuration some time > ago and i never changed it because until now all works. What is the reason > that you don't do the same until a new version of wine comes out? > When a version of Wine breaks my apps, I try to debug it, so I can submit either a patch or a bug report. If I'm overriding all of Wine's builtin dlls, I never see the problems, and I can't help fix things.
You also won't have noticed that, before 0.9.12 broke things, Wine had improved to the point where most of those overrides were completely unnecessary. > >> I installed Fontforge from community and recompiled. No change - ie6 >> and a few other applications I use die on startup. Looks like you just >> have your dll overrides right. >> > > The version from community is older than the one from the fontforge page. If > you want to try it again here is a direct link: > > http://fontforge.sourceforge.net/fontforge_full-20060420.tar.bz2 > Thanks, I'll try it. I don't think it's the problem, though. > But perhaps it is better to wait for a new wine version. > or fix the current version :) > See you, Attila > thanks, David Moore _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
