Case is closed and we are the WINNERS!!! 1) It seems Ubuntu has general problems with sound.So, to get sound in Wine you must overcome these general problems (There are thousands of Howtos in ubuntuforums and a nice & quick solution in ubuntuguide).But, there is still no sound in wine.So, I compiled & installed wine-2005/05/24 (Since that one is the last one with the config file and the 2005/06/28 version is giving me problems, look here: http://www.winehq.org/hypermail/wine-users/2005/07/0080.html). 2) Next, I installed Timidity and freepats. 3) I went to my config file and under "WinMM", I uncommented the ALSA line. 4) Under "dsound" I uncommented the HardwareAcceleration = "Emulation" line, and voilla! It's done! Concerning the flickering of the Xcursor, along with the Planescape one, you could either find a program to hide the Xcursor or use a workaround I found (Quite a long one, though).Place a non-empty CD (Non-Empty counts, and put a NON PS:T CD) in the CD tray in which PS expects to find the PS:T CD.Wait till it propts you to enter CD2 or something. CTRL+ALT F1 (Or up to F6) to enter the console and eject the (Non-Empty) CD.Place the needed PS:T CD in the tray, close it, and CTRL+ALT F7 back to X.Wait for ~2 secs and then go back to the console.Wait a bit (~5 Secs) until you are confident that the prompt screen has passed and the videos have started (All this wilst you can't see anything of what's going on, just a idle console), then go back to X (Using the CTRL... keys).Voilla! The cursor is no longer there! Stupid, but...It works.For me. Thank you all!!! I LOVE WINE! I LOVE WHISKEY!!! CHEERS!! ____________________________________________________ Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
