Did you try win4lin? Maybe those people solved the problem.
Wouter
On 04-Mar-03 Dan Hill wrote:
> First off, thanks to everyone for looking at this and responding.
>
> Just to clarify the problem since there seems to be a little
> confusion....
>
> Wine is perfectly capable of running the various windows apps (calc
> was just an example).
>
> When the apps are run on the system console, or on a regular remote
> system, such as my laptop, or another regular linux box, they work
> without a problem.
>
> When I bring up a system using only a boot rom, i.e. in full on
> ltsp mode, native X windows apps, like Mozilla, and OpenOffice, and
> xcalc, work fine, but wine apps do not. There is no error message,
> and they run, in memory, as though nothing is wrong.
>
> Because wine can run the windows applications properly on regular
> remote machines, it is difficult to say, outright, that wine is
> broken.
>
> Because other Xclients (Mozilla, etc) work properly on regular
> remote machines and the remote ltsp terminals, it is difficult to
> say that X windows or ltsp is broken.
>
> There seems to be some interaction between the two which is causing
> this and I'm just hoping someone has seen this, or can point me to
> a file/invocation method that will help me troubleshoot this
> problem.
>
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