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Is there an easy way to make an application think the user has pressed a key? Here\'s why I am trying to do this:
I want to associate the .exe file extension with a shell script that launches wine.What is the best way to do this?
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Overview: I have an application that sometimes must make something with celery- and if it is simple task such as count something- everything is ok.
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Please forgive me for a stupid lame question, but I can\'t find even minimal documentation... It seems that only Wine is covered.
I sometimes have Wine in a half-dead state (Some app crashed). What is the m开发者_StackOverflowost simple and safe way to clean up all the left over processes?Wine FAQ suggests this:
i have the following statement for i in `cat i.txt`; do wine ~/run.exe $i.asc >> out.asc; done but it keeps writing all the output to console not the fil开发者_C百科e \'out.asc\'. plz can yo
Can I close a window using wmctrl that is running in wine on Ubuntu? For context: $ wmctrl -m Name: compiz
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