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    Phoronix: Wine-Staging 1.7.49 Makes Wine Apps Look Like GTK3 Programs

    Building off Friday's release of Wine 1.7.49 is a new Wine-Staging update and it comes with an interesting experimental program to better integrate Wine apps with the GTK3 Linux desktop...

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  • #2
    why wine staging, why!. not exist another theme render? :S this pulled a tons of dependencies!

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    • #3
      Awesome! It's really helpful to better integrate with that missing app that you still have to use from windows.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by [Knuckles] View Post
        Awesome! It's really helpful to better integrate with that missing app that you still have to use from windows.
        Unless the Linux world is not gnome-centric ... wait, it isn't!

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        • #5
          Originally posted by sl1pkn07 View Post
          why wine staging, why!. not exist another theme render? :S this pulled a tons of dependencies!
          staging comes in the form of separate patches, simply disable ones responsible for gtk3 before build and you are done, no need to panic.

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          • #6
            yea. i know, but then the theme (better than older integrated in wine) feature not work (Captain Obvious to the rescue!)

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            • #7
              But will it work under Wayland?

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              • #8
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                Maybe someone can do a KDE take on this. I hope it better deals with tray icons and them not disappearing or failing to let the window return to desktop.

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                • #9
                  On KDE seems to be disabled, still its nice to see than Linux is becoming better to run windows software (supposing that's a good thing). So I hope QT integration will be the next.

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                  • #10
                    I am actually surprised nobody thought about this before. Maybe there were some serious issues against doing it (aforementioned performance) ?

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