Hi Everyone,
Say, I've gotten in a few fairly generous donations lately,
and so the Wine fund has a bit of money (around $800, afair).
Now, the bulk of that is marked for embezzlement g, but
it does leave a bit left over that could go to help Wine.
The question is: how could that money be spent
Here's a question for you - should money contribution's credit expire?
If someone donated 100$ some five years ago, should we still list them?
Another comment on this - - I have a list of names that have
donated to Wine over the past 2 years - some folks quite generously -
and yet I don't feel
, and will eventually
+ * bring the event triggers back onto a schedule that is
+ * consistent with what would have happened if there were
+ * no delays.
+ *
+ * Jeremy White, October 2004
*/
#define MMSYSTIME_MININTERVAL (1)
#define MMSYSTIME_MAXINTERVAL (65535)
-#define
That %04lx:/GetCurrentThreadId() shouldn't be there, that's the job
of +tid debug channel.
Whoops. Thought I cleaned out all of my debug changes, but I
missed one. Thanks for catching it.
Jer
Hey Folks,
It's that time again, time to plan for another Wineconf.
There has been some back room chatter about Wineconf this
year, but no definitive plans.
A small cabal of people (myself included) think that we should
hold it in Southern Germany around February/March.
Marcus and Michael have
Just wanted to reiterate the Cyprus idea (Jeremy, please don't tell me
you didn't see it coming). If it's there, I'll take care of
administrative stuff (hotel, conference rooms, etc.).
Shachar,
I have issues with Cyprus. First, it's a minimum of two transfers
and 16 hours on a plane for me to
Hey folks,
I've had an editor approach me about writing a book on Wine;
it's not something I or anyone around here expressed a
strong interest in.
However, she seems very nice, and so I offered to pass
her query along and see if anyone else is interested.
If you are, please contact her directly;
Joerg Mayer wrote:
Hello All,
would you consider having Wineconf 2005 during Linuxtag in Karlsruhe (Germany)?
Linuxtag is from 22.-25. 06. 2005. I will ask the organizers of Linuxtag tomorrow
whether they would be willing to provide infrasturccture during the event unless
I hear a definitve no
Hey Andrew,
That's something we've investigated fairly closely, as it seems
like a Good Idea (TM).
First, as far as I know, there is no public implementation around
the ICA protocol, so that doesn't seem like a good option.
Now RDP is based on an IETF protocol spec, so implementing that
looks like
Hi folks,
Due to my new found belief that all of the flaws in Wine
are timing problems, I have found what appears to be a
gaping hole in Wine's timing behavior.
Specifically, it appears as though any style of
Waitxxx is supposed to yield the processor.
This seems a bit difficult for me to believe,
Log message:
Fix x11 event timing so that we correctly correlate
x11 timing and Wine timing and dynamically adjust it
as we go.
Index: event.c
===
RCS file: /home/wine/wine/dlls/x11drv/event.c,v
retrieving revision 1.37
diff -u
Hmm. My own test program has a clear demonstration that this
isn't quite right; a 'sleep2 -1 10we' shows that having an
event trigger a wait gets the waiting thread some priority back.
This suggests that adding
if (ret == WAIT_TIMEOUT)
prior to the NtYieldExecution() gives the best
Hi Aaron,
Alexandre is not that fast in the very best of times
(your patch was submitted 2 days ago, and he can often take
a week or more to get to a patch).
Further, Alexandre is currently on an airplane to Switzerland
and will be out of reach for at least another 4 days.
However, he does not
LSB 3, on the other hand, is going to add Gnome support, so they're
at least thinking about the desktop now.
(Your other objections - FreeType, fontconfig, libjpeg, OpenSSL, etc -
could be packaged along with an LSB implementation of Wine, so they're
not really an issue.)
Forgive the slight shift
Hey folks,
Brian, Alexandre, and I have been talking with some kind folks that
are volunteering to help host Wineconf in Stuttgart; we're thinking
late spring for Stuttgart.
We've also had a generous offer to help set up a meeting in
conjunction with LinuxTag in Karlruhe in mid to late June.
This
Hi folks,
The attached patch dynamically detects and uses the BSD licensed editline
library (a pretty close replacement for readline), if it's available.
This gives winedbg command line recall.
This gets around readline's license requirements.
I'm nervous because I wasn't sure if that was the only
Robert Shearman wrote:
Jeremy White wrote:
Hi folks,
The attached patch dynamically detects and uses the BSD licensed editline
library (a pretty close replacement for readline), if it's available.
This gives winedbg command line recall.
I think this should be available via Win32 calls without
This updated version prevents an infinite loop in the
(currently impossible) case of a poorly specified
disassembly range. Truth is, this functions interface
is a bit awkward.
Jeremy White wrote:
Changelog:
Properly respect a disassemble x,y command
(prior behavior would do y-x instructions
Hi,
When trying to run 'Swiss Perfect' (www.swissperfect.com,
free download available), the app crashes and burns while
processing a WM_MDIACTIVATE message when the prevWnd is 0.
If I modify the code as in the attached patch, everything works.
I can't determine if the app is flawed or if this is a
Eric Pouech wrote:
Jeremy White a écrit :
Changelog:
Allow and output redirection on winedbg commands to capture
output to a file.
again (it's my bad day for Jer), I think we should stick to gdb
commands: see 'set logging' and friends.
Hmm. I've never liked the gdb 'set logging' interface
These could just be the usual known slow wineserver communication effects
at work here, but I wanted to make sure you know about these issues on the
CK list.
I suspect that the issue is much deeper than just the
wineserver effects; Windows scheduling requirements
are fundamentally different than
Referring to the following message:
http://www.winehq.org/hypermail/wine-users/2004/12/0091.html
USB in iTunes is said to work with a lot of fiddling
about.
Your best resource may be:
http://www.codeweavers.com/site/support/docs/crossover-pro/troubleshooting#ITUNES-IPOD
I think it explains the
Well the scheduler is not going to be rewritten any time soon (trust me,
I've tried :P). Tell me what remaining requirements your threads have
that you are unable to achieve at the moment and I'll see if I can help
with my understanding of the priority system as it is, in a generic way
that
[snipping further proof that I don't understand a wide range of issues g]
Fourth, based on your reply to my earlier email, I suspect I do
not understand how time quanta are assigned. In fact, I had come to
some conclusions at one point last fall, that I can no longer
convince myself of (I was
Francois Gouget wrote:
---
winetest can detect if twain_32.dll is there or not, and if it's missing
there's nothing to test anyway. Note that make_makefiles will need to be
run.
This patch breaks make crosstest for me:
[apevia:~/w/wine/dlls/twain_32/tests] make crosstest
Much less important but still: please remove trailing whitespaces.
'git apply' should not produce any warnings.
I've discovered that if you use git-add to fully stage your commit, you
can then run:
git-diff-index --check HEAD
immediately prior to committing; that will catch such warnings
Sorry; I made a basic mistake (failed to check --without-sane). Resending
hopefully corrected patch.
Cheers,
Jeremy
Alexandre is right; text files that bit rot are a rotten way
to report status. Better is to write verbose emails that
make people click delete quickly grin.
I've been working on improving Wine's scanner support
for the past few weeks, and it's come a long way.
If anyone has a scanner, and wants
Roderick Colenbrander wrote:
Hi Austin,
Not sure if you are aware of it but there is also cxtest which was
written by codeweavers under the gpl. See http://cxtest.ifne.eu:82/ it
seems they (still?) use it regulary to track regressions. I haven't
looked at it and don't know that autohotkey
Glenn L. McGrath wrote:
Hi all, im new to the list, im interested in grinding away at some of
the warnings wine generates...
Welcome to Wine, and thanks!
Be cautioned that open source projects can be brutal and mean places.
I think Wine is one of the nicer ones, but that mostly means that our
Sometimes no feedback means that you just dont know - is there
something wrong? Or maybe your patch wos not understood correctly? Or
there are doubts that what you did is right? Or what? It would be
better to have feedback like are you serious? than nothing at all :)
I've tried to update the
Not sure, but I see the second time around was a success for him..
First attempt on the subject :
http://slashdot.org/firehose.pl?op=viewid=4193755
http://slashdot.org/firehose.pl?op=viewid=4193755
Ah. I see; he apparently believes that CrossOver has a DIB Engine
and we've been holding
What is the status of the Wine Party Fund this year, to help with the
cost of transportation/lodging? I remember quite a bit of it was used
up last year...
I see no reason to change the practice of providing travel sponsorships.
I believe the WPF is lower this year than last, so we may be
What say? Would this help users more than it would hurt?
Dan, can you just quick check the file system type? If it's
UDF, then it's a known issue. I basically need to do my patch
again, but for the UDF file system.
My original work was just for ISO9660; I failed to realize
that DVDs had
http://www.codeweavers.com/about/general/press/20090724/
*grin*
Cheers,
Jeremy
Hi Folks,
It's now close enough to November that you can't blow
this email off grin.
We've got all the info here:
http://wiki.winehq.org/WineConf2009
Our challenge this year is that we're managing the booking,
so we need a firm head count ahead of time.
Again, if money is an issue, and you
Just how does one switch the PayPal interface to Euro I wonder ;)
Actually, Paypal takes Euros just fine (we use it at CodeWeavers), but
it was rather remiss of me to not set that up *first* :-(.
I need to connect with the SFC guys to get that set, so bear with me for a few
days
while I iron
I think we never pursued the question Dan posed in this subject line.
That is, Powerpoint 2007 makes the following call:
Call KERNEL32.LoadLibraryA(0033c0a8 C:\\Program Files\\Common
Files\\Microsoft Shared\\office12\\riched20.dll)
It's clearly trying to load it's private dll. Instead of
Dan Kegel wrote:
I think your approach is peachy, but Alexandre wanted a version
check; look at his most recent post in this thread:
Alexandre wanted a version check when asked a different question. That
question
was when would we prefer an available native Richedit over the builtin one.
Alexandre Julliard wrote:
Dan Kegel d...@kegel.com writes:
OK, so even on an absolute path, we need to do a version
check, and only use the bundled copy if it's newer
than builtin? (That's what I thought you meant earlier.)
Yes, and even that may not be enough, it may have to be
Austin English wrote:
On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 5:13 PM, Jeremy White jwh...@codeweavers.com wrote:
Has the side effect of preventing a test failure which occurs only when
running with +heap.
Woohoo! Should fix:
http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14078
No; this patch doesn't address
:00 2001
From: Jeremy White jwh...@codeweavers.com
Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2009 14:11:05 -0500
Subject: [PATCH] Report errors when [un]marshalling unknown types.
---
dlls/oleaut32/tmarshal.c | 12
1 files changed, 8 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-)
diff --git a/dlls/oleaut32/tmarshal.c b
Hey Dan,
Dan Kegel wrote:
In the gcc world, when a bug is targeted for release X
and doesn't make it in time, it is retargeted for release X+1.
So when 1.0 rolled around, I retargeted the leftover 1.0-targeted
bugs at 1.2.
Can we do the same this time, and retarget 1.2 bugs for 1.4
if they're
So I have done my penance for failing to set up
a cron to run testing. I've got routine testing
going every night on 2 boxes. It seems solid.
I see that many others have done this as well - test.winehq.org
wine results are really looking good.
As promised, I'm attaching the script I'm using.
So Adam Schreiber reports that he's no longer
doing the Slackware packages.
Is there an active Packager currently? If so, can
you submit a patch to remove Adam's name and insert yours?
If not, I guess I'll submit a patch to remove that column
for Slackware...
Cheers,
Jeremy
Let me be the first to thank Ge for this awesome piece of work.
Seconded!
It's really quite slick, for anyone that hasn't used it.
It's a very nice way to quickly feel comfortable that
the test you just wrote actually works in more places than
just your mind.
Thanks again!
Cheers,
Jeremy
Woohoo
Alexandre just posted the Wine 1.0 commit! I eagerly did my git
update and enjoyed running 'wine --version'. Ooo. I'm going to do it again...
Let us all have a moment of silence to mourn the passing of
the Wine 1.0 jokes grin.
Seriously, this is a major milestone for the Wine
Austin English wrote:
Did we get slashdotted/dugg to death?
Not quite death, but it's pretty tough sailing right now.
I think we could have handled one or the other, but both
together are apparently more than our current systems can handle.
We've stopped mysqld for the moment to try to ride
Hi Folks,
Thanks to the volunteer efforts of James Ramey (new guy in our office),
we now have a great venue for WineConf 2008.
I've put together a page on it here:
http://wiki.winehq.org/WineConf2008
The key details are that it will be over the weekend of September 27 and 28,
at a hotel in
Hi,
Maybe this could be further queried as: What is CodeWeaver's offical
stance on supporting a Mac OS X native user interface when the code
becomes stable and supportable? and Would CodeWeavers consider
bringing Emmanuel on as a paid employee at that time to ensure that the
code is
We probably curse his decisions as much or more than any Wine developer,
and whether
or not Objective C
*blush* Teach me to send email late at night on a foreign computer.
The point is that CodeWeavers has no control over whether or not Emmanuel's
code goes into Wine. That's entirely
Just as a complete side note, I have been very impressed at how well
organized SOC has been this year, and I blame Maarten grin.
I've really appreciated seeing the regular calls for updates, and the
follow through that has resulted.
Nicely done, and thank you Maarten!
Cheers,
Jeremy
Folks,
Just 11 days until Wineconf. Come celebrate Wine 1.0!
http://wiki.winehq.org/WineConf2008
I'll start up a thread for RSVPs and such on the wineconf mailing list.
Cheers,
Jeremy
We discussed bugzilla versions at Wineconf, re:
http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12728
There were several points of consensus. First, it would be helpful
if we could reduce the number of versions visible in the drop down
box when entering a new bug. That would seem to require
a bugzilla
I completely forgot to write to the broader list to let you know
that we successfully added 1 more machine - Stefans - to the list of computers
that run make test successfully. (We also got James Hawkins Windows box
down to 1 failure, and eliminated an enormous number of other test failures).
I
Oh, I don't know. Seems to me that the wiki it's a *better*
landing page for newbies; it does a better job of leading them
by the hand without making them scroll or click.
I disagree. People still have an expectation that a 'front page'
has some sort of introductory component to it. And
Dmitry,
This patch has triggered a bug in make test for me; I only notice it
when I put a Windows flavor of arial.ttf into my windows/fonts directory.
The specific failure is in get_glyph_indices when we're passing in a
symbol charset (i.e. the 3rd loop). I've tracked it to line 3461 of
it. There is a fair amount of special case
logic in this function, and I know that our regression tests do not
exercise it all.
Thanks,
Jeremy
From 03033f6e29df9d57ba9fc9232ebe648436d84458 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Jeremy White [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 9 Oct 2008 12:47:52 -0500
Subject
Hi Markus,
Judging by the photoshopped image you put an an Windows-like desktop
designed for adults into a desktop designed for childs. Now, if you'd
at least hide the original (sugar) desktop you'd re-gain precious
screen space and wouldn't have to explain the childs when to use
Right. So the forum software is broken, and all of the Wine devs would rather
fix Wine than the forums? Sounds like a good case for ditching the forums.
I disagree violently. The case for the forums is clear; users prefer them by a
rather large amount.
If we're going to provide user facing
Not sure what they are complaining about - worked for me first time around.
I think some people might have problems with:
1. Entering lower case text instead of caps
Well, I'll have Jer add a note to that effect right away. Can't hurt.
2. Not knowing (and not willing to find out) who is the
Anyone want to give a presentation on Wine at CeBit?
http://www.linux-magazine.com/online/news/cebit_open_source_linux_magazine_and_linux_foundation_announce_call_for_projects/(kategorie)/0
If you're interested, email me privately, and I'll connect you with Britta.
Cheers,
Jeremy
Hi folks,
As you may recall, several years ago, we decided to work with the
Software Freedom Conservancy to ask them to manage aspects of Wine that
merited the shield of a formal organization.
They have been great, and a great improvement over our former process.
I thought I'd send an email out
At Wineconf, we made the decision to change the entry page to the Wine
web site. The hope was to simplify and stream line it, and to put in
place the infrastructure to start moving more content to the Wiki.
Jeremy Newman and Jon Parshall have put a lot of time and energy into a
proposed new
Thanks for all the feedback, folks; I have to admit that was a bit
overwhelming. I've read through it all, and have tried to digest it, below.
But I think there is a strong sense here that no one likes a web site
designed by committee. Given that, I think the plan will be to adjust
based on
Hey Tom,
That was slick, the mock up listed Bordeaux under third party apps
and when the site went live it was somehow removed :D
Well, the mockup had a fairly crummy presentation of Bordeaux; I meant
to ask Steven to submit a better put together version, with nicer
graphics and such,
I've had a series of patches on this, that I think have been gradually
growing less wrong.
The 9/17 patches were the last set that were useful by themselves; you
should try to get those to apply:
http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-patches/2008-September/061696.html
My current belief is
+rc = pDSM_Entry(appid, source, DG_CONTROL, DAT_CAPABILITY, MSG_GET,
cap);
Bletch. Forgot to add --attach. I'll resend the series.
Sorry :-/.
Cheers,
Jeremy
Would it be possible to host the Wine packages somewhere with higher
availability?
My sense is that budgetdedicated has largely had a stellar track record,
and that we should, in addition to our great thanks and praise, give
them the benefit of the doubt.
Scott, I looped you directly in the
EA Durbin wrote:
I just saw this linux distribution on distrowatch. They claim to be able
to run all microsoft products. Interesting.
Just for the record, these folks are customers of ours.
It is my belief that their distribution of CrossOver complies with all
of the terms of the LGPL; we try
I'm sorry; I failed to do a git-add options.c prior to this commit.
Please use this patch instead.
Cheers,
Jeremy
From d0c4a185b93a8b3040f4b7ffc001fa3f8f7b0199 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Jeremy White jwh...@codeweavers.com
Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2009 16:22:46 -0600
Subject: [PATCH] Get
Hi Juan,
The other comment is, is adding a new file (option.c) really
necessary? If you're planning to expand it a lot, perhaps, but just
for this one small function it looks like overkill to me.
This remark still stands.
Yes, I am planning on expanding options.c a fair amount,
and I'm
We've won the 'Windows on Linux' award of the year on LinuxQuestions.org again
(by quite a large margin, I might add).
Woohoo!
Cheers,
Jeremy
---BeginMessage---
Jeremy,
Hope you've been well. It's my pleasure to inform you that wine has
once again been selected as the Windows on Linux App of
I think we should also move the text
This endorsement is the primary recognition that CodeWeavers has
requested in exchange for hosting the Wine web site.
to the bottom of the page, and change it to read
Thanks to CodeWeavers for hosting WineHQ.org.
+1
To be very honest, that would hurt.
No argument there, but the thing you want prominently placed is the
download link, not the thankyou, right?
Oh, sorry; I didn't understand.
I was trying to be honorable on this point by clearly revealing why
that prominent placement was given to us; a truth in advertising
sort of thing.
I can
Hi Stefan,
I'm torn; I'm glad my threat seems to be working, but
I was starting to enjoy the idea of having Wineconf here...
Here are some questions i like to get clarified before i start:
* What are you willing to pay for the meeting space ?
I was quoted a rough cost estimate of $60-70 per
Boaz Harrosh wrote:
Just a crazy taught:
What about a twin Wineconf, one in north-America one in Europe taking
place at the same time with live tele-conference. (Europe cameras on me)
I am sure it will be good for publicity, Journalists like that stuff.
But seriously how many are European
I think the key factor is not a place, but someone who is willing
to pull it all together. If you're saying you'll do that, Ivan,
I think folks would be interested.
However, I do think Germany is more central to more Wine
hackers (seems like it ought to be easy for at least some of us);
and I
That said - will someone who attended the previous wineconf tell us how
many people participated then? How many days of conference can we make it?
There were about 30-40 people (attendance differed on the 2 days);
it was a 2 day event. Bear in mind that 20 of those folks had their
travel paid
Hi everyone,
I've put up a survey page here:
http://www.winehq.org/wineconf/
I'd like to ask everyone who would come to Wineconf
to go and enter their preferences. If you would
not come to Wineconf regardless of where it was held,
please do not fill out the survey.
Let's hold this open through
Hi folks,
I've posted interim results at
http://www.winehq.org/wineconf/midresults.html
It looks like St. Paul and Munich are the leading
contenders, but I'm concerned that we have a fairly
modest turnout (although I and several others at
CodeWeavers haven't voted yet).
I haven't done any
Ivan Leo Murray-Smith wrote:
Let's hold this open through Friday, and then let's
consider it final.
An the results are?
You can see the results at
http://www.winehq.org/wineconf/wineconf.htm
(click on the 'Total' frame at the bottom;
MS Excel has awful export to the web functions).
I conclude
Codeweavers has done a lot of work with shortcuts menuitems, to make
them work with different distros... so they might know what some of
the nitty-gritty details are (Unfortunately, I do not).
Do you know if it is possible to recycle code from them? Since there
product seems to be
Hi Folks,
Say, Just chatting on IRC today, and ShadowHawk pointed out
that a host of other sites (Franks corner, etc) have sprung up
almost entirely because there are no user based forums
on winehq.org.
This is, in part, due to the fact that the gateway between
the newsgroup and wine-users is
Yes, sorry, I've been quite remiss. Things are a bit crazy here
at the moment (we ship version next tomorrow), but I very much mean
to have an official announcement and web site up asap.
Also, since there will be some Wine folks on the move right
around the same time as LinuxWorld NY, I've put in
Hi Mike,
We had a FAQ-o-matic for a while.
It was, in my opinion (and with all due respect to Andreas), awful.
Nobody other than Andi maintained it and it sprawled out of
control and wasn't really of use to anyone.
I think searchable forums and well written FAQs are the way to go.
I find that
Hi folks,
Okay, I've finally put together a web page and mailing list
to centralize our information about Wineconf.
You can view the page here:
www.winehq.org/wineconf/
It's just a start; there are lots of details to fill in,
but now everyone has a place to look.
I'd appreciate it if
Hi All,
I somewhat impetuously requested a table for the Wine Project
at the LinuxWorld New York expo, without really thinking
if anyone could man the table.
We'll have a CodeWeavers specific area in another part
of the expo, so we won't really be able to provide
a lot of help (and won't need
Arg! Forgot something basic; January 21-23, 2004,
at Javitz center in New York city.
Jer
On Thu, 2003-11-13 at 16:30, Jeremy White wrote:
Hi All,
I somewhat impetuously requested a table for the Wine Project
at the LinuxWorld New York expo, without really thinking
if anyone could man
Telephone conversations are quite cheap nowadays (from Europe, they
cost are $3/h!), what about a big conference call. You can break in,
ask questions, etc... That will work quite nicely with any sort of
telecast from the conference, me thinks.
That's an interesting idea; it's conceivable that we
I remember getting all sorts of spam about very cheap conference calling.
It can't be that expensive, we just set up a US number, the caller
pays the long distance charges (which are very small right now)...
Well, we've had a tentative offer from someone to use their conference
services; I'll
Jeremy Shaw wrote:
As a result of this patch (which is currently applied in cvs head):
http://www.winehq.com/hypermail/wine-patches/2002/12/0009.html
This also makes the Quicktime player unable to view
streaming video, although I have to confess I do not
know why, except that the bind failure
Well, the patch apparently helps in some cases and hurts in others, so
the only way to decide is to write a test and determine what the exact
behavior is under Windows. I agree the current behavior looks wrong,
but that doesn't mean anything when dealing with Microsoft code...
A quick foo.c shows
Hi Joshua,
Joshua Walker wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] was found as an attachment.
A few things amuse me about this...
1) Coadweaves makes a great product, I just hope that
this wan't sent from a Linux box running crossover.
No; John Sheets hasn't worked with us for a few years,
his email has
We are confident that Wine has matured to the point that CrossOver will
run 95% of all Windows applications by the end of 2005.
Uh, guys, are you sure that isn't over-optimistic? I mean, it seems that Wine is
moving
faster than ever before and that's great, but do you have any
hard facts
As for wine vs Crossover -- I presume that plain old wine users are welcome
to participate? If so, then there really isn't a problem.
As long as they are talking about usage under CrossOver. We really don't
want to confuse our customers.
That's a bit stronger than I would put it, Jer.
Did any one contact Xaim to see if they can send any MONO people to
wineconf?
Is there any vision on how these 2 integrate?
I haven't even touched MONO yet ( .NET for that mater), but from the
look of it they better use wine for some areas of .NET. Like .Forms.
And certainly Wine Loader
Hi folks,
It looks as though through the kind help of some folks that
we will be able to have video streaming for Wineconf.
We'll also be maintaining an irc channel for the conference;
#wineconf on freenode (said channel is already open for business,
and will be active throughout the weekend).
Hi all,
Barring disaster, we're going to start Wineconf tomorrow morning
at 9:30 am.
It looks like we'll have streaming video working; I've updated
the wineconf page with some instructions, and a Wine tarball
that Works For Me (TM) with the Quicktime player
(although mplayer works quite well
I have to confess that I'm mildly uncomfortable with this; I speak more
freely in IRC that I do in email, at least in part because of the
(admittedly foolish) notion that it's like speech - fleeting and
ephmeral.
I know that this is foolish on my part; anyone can lurk in an irc
channel, and anyone
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