On 06/13/11 20:01, Thunderbird wrote: > Each wineserver instance is equivalent to a standalone windows instance. (wineserver is Wine's equivalent of the Windows kernel) Both really can't share the same wine desktop. If you really need something like autohotkey, use a linux equivalent of it. There are tons of tools to script keypresses / mouse movement on Linux. I managed it my way avoiding the need to respawn autoHotkey by a FIFO that feeds commands to the same always-on-run istance ... I already wrote the scripts; too bad I deep-tested them late.
