Open robert-stevenson-1 opened 2 weeks ago
yeah man, I don't know why but sometimes when you run the install script it's configured for virtual desktop and other times it is not. to disable virtual desktop:
yeah man, I don't know why but sometimes when you run the install script it's configured for virtual desktop and other times it is not. to disable virtual desktop:
- export WINEPREFIX=(line 3 from logs/wineprefixes.log)
- wineconfig
- graphics tab->uncheck virtual desktop & save
This worked out.
Just a minor correction "wineconfig" => winecfg
. Maybe they change the command between wine versions? (I'm not familiar with Wine, so not sure)
I'll leave the issue open for now, because if the virtual desktop is sometimes being used when installing but not all the time then perhaps there is a way to update the install script to lock it to one of the options? (preferable off, i would think)
yeah man, I don't know why but sometimes when you run the install script it's configured for virtual desktop and other times it is not. to disable virtual desktop:
1. export WINEPREFIX=(line 3 from logs/wineprefixes.log) 2. wineconfig 3. graphics tab->uncheck virtual desktop & save
I haven't found where logs are, but i used export WINEPREFIX=$HOME/.autodesk_fusion/wineprefixes/default
and then winecfg
as robert said and it worked out. Thank you !
Not sure what is causing this and how I can change this, but in a previous installation i remember fusion loading up without a wine virtual desktop having to load up and contain the fusion window, and instead fusion appeared to look "native" with my OS.
I installed using the installer script from commit: ec0e484
Is there something i can do to get the old style application display, without having wine virtual desktop start up and containing the application?