AngelLoader v1.11.0 - now works better on Wine! (updated 2025/07/24) - by FenPhoenix
FenPhoenix on 24/7/2022 at 23:11
Well what happens during the crash? It's Windows Explorer that crashes? What does it say?
mxleader on 24/7/2022 at 23:26
AngelLoader was crashing because I was trying to "install" instead of just unzipping to a folder, then setting the file paths the same as the previous version. It works now that I set up the new version correctly. Dromed starts fine from the new version of AngelLoader but wasn't loading when I tried starting Dromed from a desktop shortcut.
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https://www.dropbox.com/s/gyhj1a5pobmdxjb/Capture.JPG?dl=0) https://www.dropbox.com/s/gyhj1a5pobmdxjb/Capture.JPG?dl=0
FenPhoenix on 25/7/2022 at 02:45
Okay, well as long as everything works now. :)
mxleader on 25/7/2022 at 03:18
Yep, now I can open Dromed and start having fun with traditional Dromed problems! :joke:
FenPhoenix on 9/8/2022 at 22:28
Added, thank you :)
Beltzer on 13/8/2022 at 11:33
Is there any reason for not being able to right click and copy text in the "readme file window" in AngelLoader?
I miss that, if i for example want to copy the FM title and paste it, if i want to read about the FM here.
Yes, i'm lazy sometimes.
FenPhoenix on 13/8/2022 at 17:49
You can use keyboard shortcuts:
-Ctrl-C - copy
-Ctrl-A - select all (in case you want to do that)
But yeah, there's no right-click menu because the RichTextBox control doesn't actually have one available for some reason. I could implement one manually, but the only options it could really have are the above, "Copy" or "Select All". Anything else that usually goes in the menu, "Undo", "Redo", "Cut", "Delete" etc. all have to do with editing and the textbox is not editable for obvious reasons, so, doesn't seem worth it.
EDIT: ... but I went ahead and added a menu anyway, in keeping with me saying "not worth it" and then doing it anyway
Beltzer on 13/8/2022 at 19:59
Thanks Fen :thumb:
Komag on 15/8/2022 at 17:32
It's basic sales psychology, the customer HAS to say "no" internally first to assert reason and independence, then the mind opens up possibilities for a "yes".