Bin32-wine with srgbtexture patch

Hey there,
it would nice to have a PKGBUILD for bin32-wine with srg texture patch (http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12453)
S.b. could provide it?
thanks

I see.......thank you for the response. I wondered if I had to compile for the chroot or simply use pacman -Syu. That is indeed a large advantage.
I went ahead and completely wiped bin32-wine, all of the dot files, and reinstalled Office 2007, Starcraft, and Deus Ex. That fixed a bug in Office (files with space in file path not opening correctly from dolphin/konqueror/etc).
I also discovered that one of my problems with my games was that I somehow missed a few packages related to opengl. I stll wasn't able to get Deus Ex working just yet.....
I may go ahead and do the chroot, as that seems like an easier way of doing things after the initial setup.
If anyone has anymore input I would be grateful to hear it.

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#canistra [email protected]
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[SOLVED]Wow in bin32-wine-wow-hardware-cursor need help with patching

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http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p= … tcount=172
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Last edited by n4h0j (2010-05-03 20:55:26)

n4h0j wrote:
itsbrad212 wrote:
n4h0j wrote:
Thx for the reply.
However, I don't think that one includes the right patch either. That just looks like the 32-bit version of the bin32-wine-wow-hardware-cursor. And I cannot install that on my system.
When talking about cursor issues there are 2.
1. Getting hardware cursor in OpenGL.
2. Irritating cursor-behavior when pressing down the buttons to turn etc.
The package you refer to solves problem #1, so does the bin32-wine-wow-hardware-cursor. It's problem #2 that need fixing. I would assume, since it is just a cosmetic defect, no one else has bothered before me.
But still, it's solvable in Ubuntu, and I am kind of a perfectionist.
EDIT: Yes, I can see now that the mouse.c is in the archive. I would be able to edit myself. But (silly question) I won't be able to run the PKGBUILD with that source, right?
Well, you could always edit the file then re-tar/bzip it.
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So basically, edit the PKGBUILD and set the source to the location of the newly bziped file you have after applying the patch. Then it should use that one instead
But, that won't be possible on a 64-bit system, right? I can't use the 32-bit source.
Or am I missing some piece of the puzzle here?
I think I'm missing part of the puzzle....
Ok, title of thread: "bin32-wine-wow-hardware-cursor"
That makes me assume 32-bit
Next, source file you downloaded:
wine-wow-hardware-cursor-1.1.43-1-i686.pkg.tar.gz
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I'm confused with what you want now
Last edited by itsbrad212 (2010-05-03 07:17:47)

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progandy wrote:And use a loop with ls to applay the patches, it will be shorter.
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@ackalker I already have that enabled, I kind of said it in the first post , I might end up in the IRC channel if I can't get it working, but I thought looking here first was a better starting point, since I'm looking to get the thing to work on arch anyway.
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I see.......thank you for the response. I wondered if I had to compile for the chroot or simply use pacman -Syu. That is indeed a large advantage.
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