vitamin wrote: > > > Maybe in some distant future it would be ok to run Wine in the background all the time. But not now. > For now the only realm where Wine used is user programs. Any services that must run all the time have to have a native Linux version. Request such software from your vendor. Or switch to vendor that provides native Linux versions. > You can always start a separate program such as notepad and keep it running. This will keep your services up and running. I don't think that I am worrying to much about the fact that it does get killed if inactive. There is always something I launch when using Wineserver. However, it should not be remotely closed before I have killed/closed all other applications (and would then be launched again through the new booting of Wineserver).
