Free Beer 11! Or is it Wine? Rob novak, snapps

About Rob & SNAPPS Rob Novak, President, SNAPPS since 1997 BS Management, Masters in Management and Public Administration, Ph.D. Business Administration (ABD) IT industry for 25 years, consulting with midmarket to global enterprises for 20 Co-author of 5 books, writer of 20+ exams, 40+ articles, 400+ speaker engagements IBM/Lotus Business Partner for 21 years IBM Champion (2011-2015), Apple Development Partner, and Intuit QuickBase® Solution Provider Channel & OEM Partner, DOCOVA & SWING Software

Agenda Beer Wine Demos

Free Beer! Started in 2006 at ILUG – brought over 4 Heinekens from AMS to Dublin Not well received Switched to full round of Guinness for the room in 2007 in Dublin Well received And so it continued: Edinburgh, Belfast, London, St Louis, Amsterdam, etc… and #11 in Ghent!

Free Beer: An Anthology

IamLUG - St. Louis

Mmmm, Budweiser! Mmmm, Budweiser!

After four Free Beer Sessions, it was time... FREE SCOTCH ONE

18 hours in...and just starting!

Though the details are not…”clear” Free Beer 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 happened Though the details are not…”clear”

Now Let’s Talk About Wine No, not that one Wine Is Not an Emulator: a free and open source compatibility layer software application that aims to allow applications designed for Microsoft Windows to run on Unix-like operating systems. Duplicates functions of Windows by providing alternative implementations of the DLLs that Windows programs call, and a process to substitute for the Windows NT kernel. Some applications require more tweaking than simply installing the application in order to work properly, such as manually configuring Wine to use certain Windows DLLs. The Wine project does not integrate such workarounds into the Wine codebase…so…

CodeWeavers CrossOver One of a dozen or so custom implementations of Wine that allow for tweaking Wine to install third party programs that require changes to standard Windows installations and DLLs General approach: You have or need a third party application to work with CrossOver You contract some time with the CrossOver developers to do a custom build They deliver a custom build, if it works they eventually support it and integrate changes into the code IBM Notes, Domino Designer and Domino Administrator are such custom-requiring beasts Who pays for it? Our friends at Prominic.net. Because they’re good guys.

Installation About to become more streamlined, but today… Install CrossOver, configure for Windows XP emulation, enable legacy mode, make a reg entry Install Runtime Support Components required by Notes/Designer/Admin Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 Redistributable Platform SDK Redistributable: GDI+ Internet Explorer 7 Flash Player 11 Install Notes, Domino Designer, Domino Administrator Optional: Drag application icons to Dock (Mac) or desktop (Linux)

Memory Usage: Relatively Idle

Memory Usage: VMWare & Windows 7

Memory Usage: CrossOver® & Domino Administrator

Memory Usage: CrossOver & Designer

Memory Usage: CrossOver & Notes

Memory Usage: CrossOver & All 3 Clients

A few bugs that remain Screen draws are not as fast as they could be if IBM were to get involved so that ClientSideGraphics could remain enabled. To voice your opinion to IBM, please share a link to this project. Classic Notes views will sometimes lose focus on the Find dialog when Notes does keyword suggestions. Clicking in the text input area again is the workaround. Design elements cannot be copy/pasted. Right click and drop-down menus appear near the location the mouse was last clicked instead of where they should appear. At least on a MacBook Air, closing the laptop without stopping Notes seems to sometimes cause it to be aborted when Mac OS sleeps. At least on a MacBook Air when using an external monitor, the window resizing and mouse clicks in Designer do not always work correctly. At least on a European MacBook Pro, FixPack 3 for ND9.0.1 is not installing properly. We need to verify this on other combinations. Third party add-ins to Notes may not draw properly (UI issues being the most common) Domino Server on Mac has an NSD issue which is not working. Once this is fixed, Domino Server can also run natively on Mac! An equivalent for CTRL+BREAK to abort long operations which may be hung is needed.

Benefits Rapid launch (especially of Domino Administrator) Low cost solution (CrossOver is $59 after 14 day trial) Memory!, CPU, fans… Support efforts are easier for a single platform version (menus, etc.) No need to learn intricacies of VM platforms, or remain open to Windows vulnerabilities Appearance of full integration for end users IBM has deprecated webadmin.nsf Multiple versions can be installed in separate bottles (testing!!!)

How to Get the Goods Register name & email at http://Domino4Wine.com and get a link to custom CrossOver build That’s it.

Enjoy! Or, move on to more free beer…cheers! Questions? rnovak@snapps.com Twitter: @IBMRockStar Skype: RobNovak