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Let's go through the logs and find out why crypt32.dll implementation of Wine itself doesn't work similarly to the Windows version. Let's try to adjust.
Wine has a lot of tricks in WinAPI implementation. We have to bypass some functions altogether (they hang in some Wine versions), detecting Wine.
Wine remained a black box for us, we wrote vraper win libraries under wine, but never understood why the lib`a worked unstably on different machines, although the versions of winelib and OS were the same, we gave up this idea in the end )))
wine remained for us a black box, we wrote vrapper win libraries under wine, but never understood why on different machines lib`a worked not stable, although the versions of winelib and OS were the same and the same, we gave up in the end this idea )))
https://wiki.winehq.org/Source_Code
https://wiki.winehq.org/Source_Code
I know, but at that time we didn't understand why we had to compile libs every time on different PCs, and that was not a solution to our problem, so we gave up on this idea, having found another and more acceptable solution for us
and as Rinat rightly said, wine is developing, there are a lot of bugs being fixed at each release, you don't want to waste your time on tracking them ))
I know, but at that time we didn't understand why we had to compile the libs every time on different PCs, and this was not a solution to our problem, so we gave up this idea of investigating, having found another and more acceptable solution for us
and as rinat correctly said, wine is developing, there are a lot of bugs being fixed at each release, you don't want to waste your time tracking them ))
1. mt5 is also not without glitches and is also growing for decades.
2. in this case the developers say - use the native vindoz-lib, what is the problem?
just to chatter.
rtfm!
Vine is not a gift and of course it is even more glitchy than vin. but it is also not a black box. you don't get it - and you don't get it.
1. mt5 is also not without glitches and also grows decades.
2. in this case the developers say - use the native vindoz-lib, what's the problem?
just to chatter.
rtfm!
I don't understand why you write all this if you don't understand the essence of the problem?
I don't understand why you're writing all this if you don't understand the essence of the problem?
Yeah, well, what's poppin' is what's comin', I guess.
there's a lot of misunderstanders here... :)
the only thing I understand is that even in wine environment, Linux wants to read the certificate in its own format ...
napalm burning ... you're a weirdo ...
No, guys ... I'll go away. I'll assimilate ... :)
Yeah, well, what goes around comes around, I guess.
there's a lot of misunderstanders here ... :)
you burn with napalm ... you're a weirdo
No, guys ... I'll go away. Or I'll assimilate ... :)
so many words, but no use:
1. communicate with strangers in a respectful manner.
2. provide proof that you understand everything, which means that you have a ready solution to the problem.
only after that it makes sense to discuss the topic with you further....
Linux Mint 18.2 x64 (Ubuntu 16.04 x64), DE Cinnamon, wine 3.5
Who has encountered the problem of residual popup messages from ME under wine:
and these messages remain even if you switch to another desktop:
and such residual messages accumulate during the process of work a lot, killed by rebooting ME. How to cure this at all?
ps. gdiplus.dll library replaced
Linux Mint 18.2 x64 (Ubuntu 16.04 x64), DE Cinnamon, wine 3.5
Who has encountered the problem of residual popup messages from ME under wine:
With these messages remaining even if switched to another desktop:
and such residual messages accumulate during the process of work a lot, killed by rebooting ME. How can this be cured at all?
ps. gdiplus.dll library replaced
Quite a common phenomenon. I was also thinking a bit how to get rid of such behaviour.
While not quite clearly caught the moment of appearance and freezing of the tooltip. How to be more precise I will determine. Maybe something will come up. Or at least find a way of writing code so that such hangs occur less often.
Quite a common phenomenon. To-so a little thought how to get rid of such behaviour.
While not quite clearly caught the moment of appearance and hanging of the hint. How more precisely I will determine. Maybe something will come up. Or at least find a way of writing code so that such hangs occur less often.
I have them almost every time I get a hint, while writing you don't pay attention to them, but when you start scrolling through the code, they start to interfere with the code