Le Sun, 17 Apr 2005 15:19:31 -0700, Doug Nusbaum a écrit : > "Make sure that your X server is running" - which it probably is since I > am using a gui. > and "and that $DISPLAY is set correctly" > On desktops DISPLAY value is ":0" (export DISPLAY=:0 before starting the application if you start if from the command line). In fact it is "localhost:0" , first part is the network name of the machine which hist the X server and the second is the X server id (one machine can run multiple X server thouhg on a desktop there is little use to do so). The X startup script initialize this at startup so it is a little weird to see the program failing to find it (this is a thing pretty few people mess with). Again if running form the commandline you can check it is properly set by: $ echo $DISPLAY My guess are the problem is something else. Feel free to reask with more of the log from the program, the program name if one can download it, the version of wine (wine --version) you use ... Cheers Alban _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
