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I was quite impressed that yesterday I installed "katahane" without any problems in wine, and also applied english patch :D
Before that, I thought, well, if it won't work, then I'll just use the vbox. In fact there is no need ;D
Screenshot of katahane running in wine 1.3.10 @ x86, openbox (click to view source):
although it seems the game user interface far from being perfect imo,...
I was just testing different versions of wine and was quite... well, no, it's hard to surprise me.
So, I'm just a gamer, willing to play half-life 1 under wine, also, some visual novels. About a month-two before this, I was trying to make crysis work under wine but failed completely, since noone ever tested directx under wine after building a release: mouse just escapes the window, no matter if you play it in windowed or fullscreen mode. Well, that's considered normal these days: no one ever...
Posted 07-08-2011 at 01:25 PM byWeb31337 (In The Middle Of Nowhere [edK's blog])
It's more a notes for myself, but can be useful for someone.
My target was to build a lightweight X11 desktop system that will perform very basic tasks, but my extra requirements were an ability to use clipboard manager with history.
Previously, I've been using Xfce for a long time, but, when it came to impossibility of taskbar manual sorting in it, I decided to go for something much more minimal.
Though, my first attempt was to build xfce-panel from 4.6 tree, which I successfully...
The short answer could have been "utilize analog and digital inputs" but my case here is quite old system having only one input.
I didn't really look into this question until I had to, today.
Some days before, when I was experiencing troubles with sound in Steam I installed pulseaudio and during search for it noticed "network" word in description. So I thought maybe I can set it up so I will send sound from second computer to first(over gigabit home LAN), which...
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