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vitaliy(a)kievinfo.com changed:
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Status|UNCONFIRMED |RESOLVED
Resolution| |DUPLICATE
------- Additional Comments From vitaliy(a)kievinfo.com 2006-23-07 23:16 -------
This is a feature of most WMs and not a Wine's bug.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 5628 ***
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Summary: Photoshop 7.0: alt modifier key doesn't work
Product: Wine
Version: 0.9.17.
Platform: PC
OS/Version: Linux
Status: UNCONFIRMED
Severity: normal
Priority: P4
Component: wine-binary
AssignedTo: wine-bugs(a)winehq.org
ReportedBy: ahlgren(a)mit.edu
Problem:
When using Photoshop 7.0, and you use the alt key to temporarily change the
functionality of a tool, then nothing happens (the brush doesn't do anything
when you use it).
Example (Major):
Equip the stamp (clone) tool. In order to use the clone stamp, you need to
alt-click on a portion of the image to 'imprint' it on the stamp. As you hold
down alt, your cursor will turn into a crosshairs, but when you click nothing
will happen (if you try to draw with the clone tool without holding alt, instead
of working as it should, an error dialog will appear saying the imprinting
didn't work).
The clone-stamp tool is an extremely useful, bread-and-butter tool whose utility
rivals that of the paintbrush and eraser, and is commonly used for both art and
photo restoration. It is disappointingly broken under Wine.
Example (Minor):
Equip the paintbrush tool. A common thing artists want to do while painting is
to use the dropper tool. By holding down the alt key while using the paintbrush,
you turn your cursor into a eye dropper, and are able to change the current
foreground color by clicking. However with Wine, despite the cursor turning into
an eye dropper, alt-clicks don't change the foreground color and produce no results.
Misc.:
Made priority +2 due to this being a critical feature in Photoshop, which is in
turn an important reason people use Wine.
However, it should be noted that ctrl-alt-clicks work fine.
My system:
KDE 3.5.2 on Ubuntu.
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------- Additional Comments From ahlgren(a)mit.edu 2006-23-07 22:27 -------
As of Wine 0.9.17...
(Finally, Photoshop is usable again (has not been as of v0.9.15.)
I had this occur when I first installed wine 0.9.17, but after a few uses it
went away. However, it still recurs every once in a while.
Also, when Photoshop crashes, the entire Linux *system* crashes, and I can't
even open a terminal to kill the process, nor ctrl-alt-esc-click; I've never had
that happen before except when using Wine -- I think Wine is doing something it
really shouldn't with interrupt priority.
ADDITIONALLY, the right-click menus are broken. Specifically the one in the
layer palette that you get when you right-click a layer.
Someone please take on this old bug, and increase priority due to Photoshop
being a popular app.
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------- Additional Comments From vitaliy(a)kievinfo.com 2006-23-07 20:50 -------
This works but this is yet one more hack which doesn't fix anything.
The whole MOUSE_HACK thing is invalid. It doesn't account for lost warping
events. So touching it doesn't really make any sense at all. If anything it
needs to go away. Especially it make it impossible to fix 2) bellow.
Looking at several games that have mouse problems they all different:
1. Re-centering mouse in none DISCL_EXCLUSIVE mode.
2. Games re-centering mouse themselves:
a) center of the window
b) arbitrary position
c) immediately when they receive mouse move notification
d) once in X mseconds
1) Could be fixed really easily. But it will expose more problems with 2)
Currently we can handle only 2a and 2d. I sent patch to fix it for 2c
But because we do not detect 2) at all, we just lucky that things work the way
they do.
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dank(a)kegel.com changed:
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------- Additional Comments From dank(a)kegel.com 2006-23-07 20:38 -------
In case anyone else needs it, I found the demo available for download here:
http://www.3ddownloads.com/RPG/Freedom%20Force/Demos/
and verified that it uses the Sound.dll from the game's directory.
(I care because I have a proposed fix for a Sound.drv snafu
that 16 bit apps run into; see bug 5711 / bug 3950.)
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------- Additional Comments From dank(a)kegel.com 2006-23-07 19:22 -------
OK. Here's a bit more data.
I'm attaching a test program, hello.asm, which calls
int 21h, ah=36h, dl=0, and am posting an improved patch
which has a bit less magic in it, and comes closer to
the output from XP.
Here's a table of results on both XP and wine with (new)
and without my new patch (old):
OS size free int21/ah=36 results
XP 78GB 8GB ax 007F bx 0F69 cx 0200 dx 3D83 c:
XP 186GB 156GB ax 007F bx 3D83 cx 0200 dx 3D83 g:
old 101MB 88MB ax 0002 bx AAE6 cx 0400 dx C578
new 101MB 88MB ax 007F bx 0561 cx 0200 dx 0637
old 19GB 953MB ax 0020 bx 6F2E cx 1000 dx F61C
new 19GB 953MB ax 007F bx 3D83 cx 0200 dx 3D83
Why XP is only reporting 7f * f69 * 200 = 256MB for
the drive with 8GB free, I'll never know. Maybe there's
a lower limit on C: for some reason.
Anyway, my new patch faithfully reproduces the 3d83
cluster limit without kludges and without danger of overflow, I think.
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------- Additional Comments From thomas(a)haeber.de 2006-23-07 18:41 -------
Created an attachment (id=3013)
--> (http://bugs.winehq.org/attachment.cgi?id=3013&action=view)
debug output
WINEDEBUG=+relay wine /media/IWD_HOW/Setup.exe &>relmsg
/media/IWD_HOW/ is of course the Icewind Dale Add-On CD.
Removed .wine, as you said, installed the main program Icewind Dale via
winefile, after that tried to install the add-on also via winefile, without
luck. If I install both only via wine the add-on installation won't find the
main program, don't know why.
Then I started the Add-On setup with WINEDEBUG=+relay wine, but the debugging
output is huge as the universe, so I packed and attached it.
I've not installed any native dll's, only the main program.
And yes, I donno how to use the debugger :-)
Say me how I could help a little bit more!? I've started to read the wine
debugging tutorial, but it seems to be a little bit to complex, for debugging
this game, only :-)
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------- Additional Comments From felix(a)compsoc.nuigalway.ie 2006-23-07 18:31 -------
Card:XFX Geforce 6600GT 256MB (AGP)
Driver:1.0-8762
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