Well definitely i have to configure wine through the register.
Now my problem is what values i have to use to configure the different keys, there isn't help about it.
What i'm looking for is a doc that explains the same things that one could do with the old config file but now using register keys.
How can i configure the drives in wine, i have seen thtat create a drives directory, i only need to mount, or to point a location that mounts, my windows drives?
It is recommended to use the windows redistry instead of the wine registry, how can i do it?
the dlls i refered before aren't in c:\windows\system, they are in the application directory so i have to say to wine to looks in it too i think.
And the last, how i can configure the "emulated system enviroment variables", i use some environment variables in windows, so i want to get them in my emulated wine session too.
Thanks
On 9/28/05, Randall Walls <rwalls@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Just to expand on what others have wrote.
The wine config file, unless I am mistaken, is now totally defunct. Even
if you create one I don't believe that wine is even reading from it
anymore. Yes, the winecfg utility does edit the sudo windows registry
that wine creates, but this is no more dangerous than any of the native
windows configuration utilities. Almost all config info in a true
windows install is stored in the reg anyway. Manually editing the
registry is still not suggested, although regedit.exe can run under wine
and will allow you to edit the wine registry.
As for network support, wine fully supports the TCP/IP protocol, and
most apps that need it can use it under wine, provided wine supports the
app in question.
As for apps that include their own dlls, yes, wine can use these, for
the most part. The application most likely installs the dll(s) into
c:/windows/system.
Welcome to the wine community.
Randall Walls
Pablo Giménez wrote:
> Hi all, i'm a new user of wine and i have some doubts.
> First i'm using wine with gentoo.
> I read in the wine web some info about the config file that wine uses,
> but in the gentoo ebuild no sample file is installed, or i haven't
> found it.
> Even more it seems that the winecfg application is used to configure
> wine, but it seems to not be finished and uses the registry files in
> ~/.wine to store the configuration settings, it's a pain to touch any
> registry file, is there any way to use the config file that is
> described in the docs?
> Where can i get a sample file ?
> I need wine to run a windows application that use tcp/ip, is the
> network layer implemented in wine, so this emulated application can
> connect with for example another linu native application that use
> tcp/ip too?
> Another doubt, if my windows application uses their own dll, appart
> from the standar windows dll, there is a way to ensure that the
> application can found this dlls?
>
> Thanks
>
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> Pablo Giménez
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