On Tue, 3 Jun 2003 22:57:52 +0200, you wrote: > > I see mapping a drive to `/' as `proper' configuration. (i.e. If Wine is > > meant to integrate apps to the Unix environment, it shold be able to see > > the full Unix environment.) > > Ah, there is where my opinion diverges the most from most of the people here > (and why I advocate a lot for the Desktop option). > > I do *NOT* want to have my Windows and my Linux stuff to mix together. So I > always use Dekstop mode and I have clearly delimited Windows drives for > Wine. > > Lionel (who wonders if he's the only one in this case :-) )
You are not the only one, not for the desktop (I like the integration) but definitely for the delimited drives. Doing this for the convenience of day-one wine users, that happen to be first-day linux users as well, that don't read any messages seems to me absurt. (However, the latest generation of users seem to start their wine experience by point-an-click on an .exe in some filemanager. They won't see the messages sent to stderr. Perhaps we should instead of error message "blabla.exe not accessible from a configured", make this a plain MessageBox() call? ) Rein. -- Rein Klazes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
