I am using
Wine 0.9.12 with Gnome 2.14... there is not menu for the windows
programs Installed... :(
I am inspiriting people every day to use Linux, and this feature is
importante
for my "cause". Wine + Ubuntu is the combination I am promoting in my
circle
and this feature will be very welcome for the Windows Users that expect
that
"should work" without too much effort.
Thank you for all your answers, I will examine why with KDE works but no
with Gnome.
Ale
Jason Weisberger wrote:
Alejandro,
No, I meant which version of Wine :)
I've been able to use this functionality since at least 0.9, but I also
use a very specific set of applications.
I did look into Gnome 2.14 and the Wine menu wasn't there. I guess
this just adds to the list of stuff that doesn't work in Gnome. Both
menus and taskbar apps work fine in KDE, but not in Gnome.
On 6/19/06, Alejandro Sánchez <alesan@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I use gnome
on ubuntu :)
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Jason Weisberger wrote:
If im mistaken this is already implimented in wine. Most
of my
applications show up under a wine menu inside KDE 3.5.3. Which
version are you using? -jbdubbs
On 6/19/06, Alejandro Sánchez <alesan@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
How I can do to appear all Windows
Programs
Shortcuts
automatically in my "Applications" menu on Ubuntu?
Thank you!
Ale
(hope I not be dreaming or expected too much of wine so sooner :)
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