| Re: Re: great app
Mar 12 2007 on content TCmount |
could you explain exactly how my tc volumes could get compromised with tcmount? if that's a very rear case, i would also consider further using of tcmount. (and if sometning goes wrong - of course it's not your fault)
thanks,
toxic |
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Mar 10 2007 on content TCmount |
that's a pity! your application really helped using TC.
i hope you'll find the solutions to those problems.
thanks again,
toxic
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Feb 16 2007 on content KenZip |
the command that you suggested does not work at all. if i type it down i get this result: "bash: /opt/crossover/bin/wine.sh: No such file or directory"
there is no /opt/crossover/bin/ folder on my comp. also there is no wine.sh file on the system. the only "wine" file that i can find is this:
"home/username/cxoffice/bin/wine"
it doesn't have ".sh" ending. properties say it is a perl program file.
also, folders which contain crossover linux files are not named "crossover". the name is "cxoffice". there are two of them and they are located on my /home/username/...
1. /home/username/.cxoffice/...
2. /home/username/cxoffice/...
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Feb 16 2007 on content KenZip |
the virtual installation directory offered by crossover linux is the same as with wine:
C:\Program Files\7-Zip
this can actually be found here (on my comp):
/home/username/.cxoffice/win98/drive_c/Program Files/7-Zip/...
crossover office offers you to install itself in your home directory, but you can also select any other directory.
cxoffice commands that i found in my panel menu:
- configuration: sh -c "/home/mrcina/cxoffice/bin/cxsetup"
- install win software: sh -c "/home/mrcina/cxoffice/bin/cxinstallwizard"
- run windows command: sh -c "/home/mrcina/cxoffice/bin/cxrun"
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Feb 15 2007 on content KenZip |
great! it works now. thanx.
and how could i make it possible to work with crossover linux? currently kenzip doesn't know that crossover is installed and it suggests installing wine.
thanks again,
toxic
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| | | Re: Re: new
Feb 13 2007 on content KenZip |
here we go:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/kenzip/KenZip.py", line 447, in slotHelp
help = helpconnect.HelpConnect(self)
File "/usr/lib/kenzip/helpconnect.py", line 26, in __init__
Help.__init__(self, parent)
File "/usr/lib/kenzip/help.py", line 31, in __init__
self.textEdit1.setAutoFormatting(QTextEdit.AutoAll)
TypeError: argument 1 of QTextEdit.setAutoFormatting() has an invalid type
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| | | Re: Re: Re: Re: new
Feb 12 2007 on content KenZip |
downloaded 1.1. great idea about sfx archives for windows and wine!
is it possible to work also with crossover linux?
help doesn't work with me (on kubuntu edgy).
thanx!
toxic
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| | | Re: Re: Re: Re: new
Feb 12 2007 on content KenZip |
downloaded 1.1. great idea about wine!
is it possible to work also with crossover linux?
help doesn't work with me (on kubuntu edgy).
thanx!
toxic
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| | | Re: Re: new features
Jan 31 2007 on content KenZip |
thanx for your answer.
i wasn't specific enough about SFX archives. i'm asking for a feature to make windows SFX files with your software.
let me explain: we are using linux, but most of the world still prefers windows. and the biggest archive software on windows is winzip with no support for 7zip. i'd be glad if i was able to send people files compressed with my favorite open source compression software, that they could open.
is that possible?
toxic
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