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I installed Winmx with wine and no text is displayed for search results. I can see that there are results, because there is an indicator that says how many hvae been found, but I cannot see them to choose which to download. I've tried various font configurations and color schemes, all with the same result. Any suggestions?
I have the same problem and unfortunately this does not appear to be the answer.
I have all my Windows fonts installed via the KDE font installer and still WinMX displays correctly all other text except the main frames such as search results, transfers, etc.
I REALLY hope its a simple fix as im hoping to move all my p2p transfers to a Linux box whereas now I use Linux for BitTorrent and Windows for WinMX (the Linux box is always running which is why id rather use that for them all).
you may have all the fonts installed, but did you tell wine where these fonts are in ~/.wine/config? my guess is that you didn't. the section in ~/.wine/config would look something like:
Code:
; the TrueType font dirs you want to make accessible to wine
[FontDirs]
"dir1" = "/winpar/winC/windows/fonts"
;"dir2" = "/usr/share/fonts/default/TrueType"
This is the list of files needed to make WinMX display text. I got them from a Win2K box and it works great. The program isn't terribly stable, but it should stay up for a day or two... it is a processor hog as well.
my advice? get Overnet... its better... its native... and the command line client on a linux box can be connected to gui's on linux, windows, mac-os, etc. It rocks... I can check my download progess from the otherside of the earth (and have)
I got it working without having the last two .dll's (shdocvw.dll & shlwapi.dll). They weren't found on my WinXP partition, but the others were. If people are interested, I don't mind hosting those .dll's or sending them to people through AIM if people are still interested.
why dont you just avoid all that and get winetools, google it, you should find it, it has all the files you need to run most windows apps, i found it in a photoshop section winehq.com you donwload it install it and goto run and type winetoolz and it come up gives you options for system files, fonts, and so on, it will even install some programs if you have the install files. the only problems i got with winmx is that crashs when i try to share files/folders and after a little while of chatting.
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