On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 10:13 PM, James McKenzie <jjmckenzie51@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > 3vi1 wrote: >> >> It's been a while but, like vitamin, I used to do this so that I could >> connect properly to work using the Citrix ICA client from my 64-bit Linux >> system. >> >> I imagine it could be pretty useful for the wine devs too - to be able to >> simply look at the source of FF and know what it's *trying* to do when >> there's any deviation from the expected behavior. >> >> > > I thought there was a 64 bit Citrix ICA client. However, running any > application, such as Firefox, that has a native as well as Windows version, > for comparison of available functions is a very good test indeed. Brilliant > idea. > > James McKenzie > > > It's also a good test of flash, etc. I use it for downloading programs as well, because some download sites force me to download the linux app of something, rather than the windows version I need to test for Wine (Chrome, I'm looking at you!). -- -Austin
