On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 10:16 AM, David Gerard <dgerard@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > 2009/5/18 Austin English <austinenglish@xxxxxxxxx>: > >> So wine-users, what are some of your favorite applications that have a >> small download available and work (at least somewhat) well in wine? > > > PuTTY is an obvious one. If Wine ever breaks PuTTY, you can be sure > the yelling will be heard around the world. PuTTY may be useful, but it needs an SSH server to really test its main features, which means I need an ssh server that can have an exposed password/access. Otherwise, yes, perfect program for this. Still useful for testing that it can run, text appears correctly, etc. > Unfortunately, Windows programs that don't have an installer are a > rarity. (My regular Windows programs, EAC and Simple Sudoku, both have > installers.) So those will be for Austin's Suite v2 or maybe v3 ... Installers are actually easier than .zip files. But they're more complex than standalone applications. I'll start on installers in a few weeks. The plan is to get a few basic tests in early, so that some tests are going and being done daily, without waiting on further progress. -- -Austin
