Re: notes client under "wine"

Juan Francisco Torres Chacón <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.suse.domino
Message-ID <[email protected]>
> > 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.
>
> You can run it if you installed using Windows 98. Installation using wine
> fails.
>

What is this exactly?

I tryed installing R6 clients on a Windows 2000 machine and then copying the
corresponding folders to the fake_windows folder on Linux, but it doesnt
work either (see bugs 1078 and 1184 on http://bugs.winehq.com/)

Anyone knows how to make R6 clients work on wine (or codeweavers)


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Juan Francisco Torres Ch.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Thomas Schweikle" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2003 8:17 PM
Subject: RE: [suse-domino] notes client under "wine"


> > They are not specific about wich version of the Notes
> > client, nor do they specify whether the designer and
> > Administrator client run in this constellation.
>
> R4, R5 run. Including designer- and admin-client.
>
> > 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.
>
> You can run it if you installed using Windows 98. Installation using wine
> fails.
>
> > 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.
>
> ODIN does the trick since they started using wine. ODIN is wine for OS/2
> including integration into the OS/2 desktop. This is far more
> sophisticated than integration of wine in KDE or GNOME. But it is more
> easy too: OS/2 has equivalents to most win32s calls. X11 doesn't.
>
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> Thomas
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