On Tue, Oct 10, 2006 at 04:39:01PM +0200, Dejan Velimirovic wrote: > "a monitor showed the cpu suddenly fully loaded " > I think you all missed this part. > And You said: > "No software package should ever cause the cpu to overheat" > I say: No software package should ever cause the cpu usage goes to 100% and > never drops. you are kidding, right? so if you want to encode an ogg file, render a image, compile software or play a game you would rather wait longer than having CPUs utilized? if there is a bug with WINE that does actually something like `while true; do done` then this is _a bug_ and you should report it - but your hardware starting to smoke from an app, that takes up all your CPU cylces this is a problem with your hardware. if you dont like WINE to use all CPU, if needed, then have a look in the possibilities of your operating system to manage resources and throttle WINE down. -- cu
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