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The graphical install went smoothly, as I expected; nothing in standard Windows installs scare Wine, usually. [1..6]
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Window Spy didn't work very well at all [7], so I'm having doubts about some of the window detection functions. We'll see later. It still reads the resolution and colors well, since they're probably basic API's that Wine has already implemented.
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This is the result of the first AHK script ever run on a Linux machine (let's make a holiday :lol:). It shows a neat little message box [8]. For anyone who can't automatically convert a Gui to AHK code in their head:
msgbox,Hello, world! return
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It also ran perfectly as a compiled executable; the result was identical [8]. The compiler didn't give Wine any trouble at all, and it actually gave me more output then I've ever seen in Windows! [9]
This is only the tip of the iceberg. I'll have a lot more to come later on. Specifically I'll be testing file manipulation and Gui's, both of which I am hopeful for. But the big one I'm still hesitant about.... hotkeys! :shock:
*Don't let the screenshot mislead you; Smith is not my surname. It's the hostname of my computer (named after the Matrix character).