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I have just uploaded my first package , It's an application that I find very useful,especially when using different prefixes for different apps.
PyWinery is a graphical and simple wine-prefix manager which allows you to launch apps and manage configuration of separate prefixes, also have a button to open winetricks in the same prefix, also have buttons to open prefix dir, winecfg, application uninstaller and wineDOS. I recommend using winetricks by default to open. exe files, so you can choose between any wine configuration you have.
I sent an email to the developer to discuss the integration with python 3 (now the package depends on Python2) and adding the possibility to choose between wine32 and wine64 as the arch package of wine let us.
I'd love to hear from you any suggestions on the PKGBUILD
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Hi there,
great to have this package! Unfortunately, when I run it, it gives me the following error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/pywinery", line 727, in <module>
app = Main(sys_argv)
File "/usr/bin/pywinery", line 267, in __init__
iconview.set_model(getTools())
File "/usr/bin/pywinery", line 166, in getTools
(theme.load_icon(tools[i][0], 24, 0), i,
glib.GError: Icon 'wine-winetricks' not present in theme
Any idea how I could fix this?
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I think you may need hicolor-icon-theme. Let me know isf that helps, so I can change the pkgbuild
I tryed the pkgbuild in gnome 2; 3 and openbox, but I did't try under kde or other non gtk enviroment, so maby you need this theme.
Please leave feedback. And thanks!
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Unforunately, that didn't do it, either. I tried all icon themes in lxappearance but no dice. Even if I launch pywinery -x to have no GUI I get the error. Same with $ pywinery -c
Unless I am misunderstanding how the tool be used, I am not providing any FILE name, just launching it by itself...
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That is right, you don't need any paramenter. Ejecute <<pywinery>> and python2 interpreter do the rest.
Awayand: can you tell me your system configuration (desktop environment, windows manager, testing or stable, etc) so I can try reproducing it on a virtual machine.
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I am using archlinux, with the latest packages. My window manager is called "awesome".
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I confirmed the ''bug'', not affecting Gnome, Kde, XFCE or OpenBox. The issue has been detected in Awesome and DWM.
I can not understand the problem, so please fill the bug report -> http://code.google.com/p/pywinery/issues/detail?id=7
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Hi, any progress on this?
I am using Arch linux (updated to the latest repository snapshot), the DE is LXDE, WM: Compiz.
This is the error the I am getting:
[dir2cas@X41 ~]> pywinery
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/pywinery", line 727, in <module>
app = Main(sys_argv)
File "/usr/bin/pywinery", line 267, in __init__
iconview.set_model(getTools())
File "/usr/bin/pywinery", line 166, in getTools
(theme.load_icon(tools[i][0], 24, 0), i,
glib.GError: Icon 'wine-uninstaller' not present in theme
Last edited by dir2cas (2011-07-14 09:40:33)
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couldn't tell you. I kind of lost interest so I didn't post a bug report, sorry.
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couldn't tell you. I kind of lost interest so I didn't post a bug report, sorry.
OK,
so, there is no working solution for this yet? Is there another similar application that I may use as a substitute?
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Installing the Faenza icon set from AUR (faenza-icon-theme) and setting it to be the icon set with 'lxappearance' allows pywinery to start.
I'm guessing it works with other non-tiling window manages because there is some sort of "helper" functionality that allows the loading of icons for inactive themes.
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