On 8/7/11 6:55 AM, Dmitry Timoshkov wrote:
James McKenzie<[email protected]>  wrote:

There are functions that vary between Windows9x/ME and WindowsNT and
their ilk.  People do use Wine to support Windows9x/ME programs that are
not supported, anymore, by current Windows.  When we make changes to
functionality, it is a 'good thing' to make sure we don't break support
for those folks, right?
Supporting applications from a win9x era has nothing to do with running
Wine tests on win9x platforms.

Dmitry:

That is correct. The two are distinctly different and no further reports of running compliance tests against Windows9x should be recorded. However, insuring what functionality we do have in Wine for running antiquated Windows9x/ME programs should remain, if possible, IMHO.

However, there was a purpose of running Wine code against the testbots as well I thought. I've seen many patches run against them to add functionality and to insure nothing broke, not just running the old win9x tests. Or am I incorrect in their usage.

As stated: They are off-line for now. And Maarten stated that they would be restored, if the images could be found. Otherwise, they are off-line and will remain that way for a long time.

James



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