Antwort: [suse-domino] Antwort: RE: [suse-domino] notes client under "wine"

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Hi there!

i read somewhere in the IRIS forum, how to run Notes6 under wine:
you'll need a linux as well as a windows installation.
1. install NotesR5 under wine, make it workable (shouldnt be a problem)
2. delete the complete Lotus dir.
3. install Notes6 on the Windows installation.
4. copy the whole Lotus directory onto the wine drive.
5. start wine and start Lotus6 (should work)

i'm sorry, i've onlyread that, cant confirm, if that really works. but its
a try worth?

greets!

Simon Oterski

Trendsurf Net Solutions GmbH
Leopoldstrasse 77
80802 München


                                                                                                         
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                    20.02.2003           Thema:  [suse-domino] Antwort: RE: [suse-domino] notes client   
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I've tested crossover office with notes (full-client) R5.0.11 and was
working - sometimes some little errors but that's not the major problem. I
think it's not possible to install notes6 ...

BL





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20.02.03 11:35


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Hi,

Suse offers Linux that runs MS Office + Notes Client, and they use
emulation from Codeweavers Cross Over Office 1.3.1, as far as I know
(www.suse.de/en/officedesktop). They are not specific about wich version
of the Notes client, nor do they specify wheth
er the designer and Administrator client run in this constellation.
In documentation from IBM I understood that at the time of RNEXT
Codeweavers could not run the Notes client R6, but that may well be
changed by now.
As fresh newbie I have no idea whether or not Wine is suited for the
(wich?) notes client, but I'm sure ODIN does this trick for OS/2 since
long. So, it *should* be possible.
Maybe someone else knows better?

Greetings
Marc van Munnen

-----Original Message-----
From: Calogero Bonasia [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: woensdag 19 februari 2003 19:18
To: [email protected]
Subject: [suse-domino] notes client under "wine"


I'm trying to use notes client under SuSe Linux 8.1 with wine, but it
don't run.
It appear an error about a "dll not found", but the domino dll are all
present in the Lotus\Notes\Data directory...
can anyone help me?





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