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Have any Mac users been able to run two instances of EQ in the Wine wrapper? I want to try out red and I would love to play with two windows open.
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#2
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Bump
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#3
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Are you getting conflicts or errors or just wondering if its possible? I've never used a mac but it should be fine.
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#4
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I just have no idea how to make it open another instance of the program. It was pretty easy to do in Windows, but a Mac just takes you to your current window whenever I try to get another screen going.
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#5
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duplicate the application
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#7
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try this command replacing 1024x768 with your preferred window size. It should force a new window
Code:
taskset -c 0x0 wine explorer /desktop=EQ,1024x768 "/path/to/eqgame.exe" patchme | ||
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#8
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-bash: taskset: command not found
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#9
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yea I looked into it and os x doesnt expose any APIs in its task scheduler for dealing with the threads of the processor
try the command starting at wine | ||
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I don't know how to start it at wine.
On another note, copying the program and opening the second version worked. | ||
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