On Tue, Apr 5, 2011 at 5:52 AM, Dadas <wineforum-user@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hello, i have a little suggestion: something like 'wine --no-x' > It should disable any X output That is already available, like Vitamin said. > I need something like this, because i want to run Descent 3 dedicated server, however it creates status window so i can't run it in ssh :( > Thanks Some Windows 'command line' programs are actually real Windows programs and need to use Windows functions. That is why you see the 'status' window. It is a real Window and thus the program really does run Windows code. Actual 32 bit 'DOS' programs use NO Windows GUI code and thus do not 'pop up' any Winodws other than the one you started the program in. In other words, you are going to have to remote the X session from Descent 3. man ssh is your friend here on how to 'blow back' the X session to your local computer. ssh does have this capability, and if you are running on a local Linux system, X is already there and ready to help with displaying remote X. You don't have to have Windows popping up on the remote server.... James McKenzie
