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vitor251093 / wineskin

Wineskin is a tool used to make ports of Windows software to Mac OS X
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Use macdriver & overrider issue #8

Closed Gcenx closed 6 years ago

Gcenx commented 6 years ago

Once MAC driver is enabled "decorate windows" check box is disabled but still yet (not an issue)

Once overried is selected "decorate windows" check box is still disabled if you have macdriver enabled before using orerride option, to undo this need to exit screen settings or swap bad and enable and disable macdriver to enable "decorate windows" is usable again.

Also

Decorate Windows when using VirtualDesktop, even when checked manually is not respected now, loaded up a Virtual Desktop with it enabled and the application looks like a Windows Application

vitor251093 commented 6 years ago

Once overried is selected "decorate windows" check box is still disabled if you have macdriver enabled before using orerride option, to undo this need to exit screen settings or swap bad and enable and disable macdriver to enable "decorate windows" is usable again.

Fixed it ;)

Decorate Windows when using VirtualDesktop, even when checked manually is not respected now, loaded up a Virtual Desktop with it enabled and the application looks like a Windows Application

That's correct. We may disabled it while using VirtualDesktop as well.

Gcenx commented 6 years ago

Yep that's fixed awesome,

Yes disabling it would be a good idea so nobody gets confused

Gcenx commented 6 years ago

Closing as I made the change in the latest pull request, disabled completely when using Override option

vitor251093 commented 6 years ago

Closing as I made the change in the latest pull request, disabled completely when using Override option

The matter is not with Override, is with VirtualDesktop, specifically :P

You can be using Override Rootless with normal windows.

Decorate Windows when using VirtualDesktop, even when checked manually is not respected now, loaded up a Virtual Desktop with it enabled and the application looks like a Windows Application

Gcenx commented 6 years ago

I guess that's true but I was not sure how to implement it so it locked to disabled only.

I tried but it would disabled correctly but if you swapped from Auto back to override it would ben enabled again even when the override menu was set to VD setting.

vitor251093 commented 6 years ago

I will check that.

vitor251093 commented 6 years ago

It should work properly now. Something that would be really helpful is a change in the Screen Options window, in order to separate in more proper groups and categories.

-> (X11 / Mac Driver) & (Auto-detect GPU) & (Direct3D Boost) -> X11 -> (Automatic / Override) & (Color Depth) & (Switch Pause) -> X11 -> Override -> (Virtual Desktop / Normal Windows) & (Decorate Windows) & (Installer Options) -> X11 -> Override -> Virtual Desktop -> (Fullscreen / Windowed) & (Resolution)

That would be a division which is closer to reality, and which only show/enable options when they are functional in a specific order. It would even open space to add more Mac Driver options, like the Retina Mode.