On Tuesday May 20 2008 05:19:42 Dewdman42 wrote: > Yea I see the fixme messages. But so far I have not seen clean messages > showing me which DLL is missing. I will try more stuff. What's the real problem? Why do you think you are missing DLL? If you just see fixmes, etc. - you don't missing any DLLs. And if you havn't any real problems - just ignore these messages. > CrossOver was more clear. It produces zero fixmes, errs because it suppress them by default (you need to use --verbose to turn them on). If you like to see only information about missing DLLs (if any) - this is possible with WINE by exporting this environment variable: export WINEDEBUG=-all,err+module Then run WINE as usually, for example: wine taskmgr If you want this (or any other) environment variable to be the default you need to edit your /etc/bash.bashrc (if you are using bash) or /etc/zsh/zshenv (if you are using zsh) accordingly (just add above line with WINEDEBUG variable somewhere in the config file). In real world in most cases you don't need to worry about missing DLLs - just install and use your program(s). In case if you find that you are missing "typical" DLL I recommend you to use winetricks ( http://kegel.com/wine/winetricks ) to install them. If you don't missing any DLL (or you are missing internal application's DLLs that failed to install properly for some reason) and application don't work as it should file a bug report at http://bugs.winehq.org so we can fix your problem.
