> 3. Configuring Wine
> - Customizing .winerc
> - Builtin vs. native DLLs
> - x11drv
> - Look & feel
> - Keyboard
Even though the ttydrv doesn't currently work
very well we probably should have a section about
it that at the very least explains what it is.
> WINE APPLICATIONS GUIDE
> =======================
>
> 1. MS Office
>
> 2. Lotus Notes
>
> 3. Quicken
>
> 4. StarCraft
>
> ...
Hmm, perhaps we should have seperate guides for
recreational applications ("games") and productivity
applications.
I know it is a subjective opinion but a feeling like
it will make Wine look more professional.
People wanting to read about productivity application
might be irritated if they have to skip over sections
about "games".
> WINE PORTING GUIDE
> ==================
>
> 1. Introduction
>
> 2. Binary emulation
>
> 3. WineLib
>
> 4. FAQ
I think non-x86 platforms should have a
section of its own.
> III. Tools
> 11. wmc
Hmm, reminds me. A little off topic for this thread,
but are anybody planing to use wmc to generate files
like wine/include/winerror.h and friends.
> 12. winapi_check
Hmm, reminds me, perhaps I should
write something about winapi_check.
PS. If somebody is wondering about what happends to winapi_test,
it haven't been release yet because it generated too large files,
like 15 Mb large .c files and I haven't had so much time working
on it lately, so it is only slowly becoming better.
