Do not show wine's prefix init/update window #399
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wineboot shows an annoying window whenever it inits or updates a prefix. Prevent that by setting DISPLAY and WAYLAND_DISPLAY envs to nothing. this commit also fixes a minor spelling error with a related comment ;)
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oh yeah sorry for the unsigned commits i have the key on another machine and i couldn't be arsed to get it @apprehensions |
Prevents wineboot init window from showing up when modifying reg of uninit'ed prefix. This fixes the issue where the window showed up with studio prefix init.
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Fixed an issue where the window still showed up when a prefix was initialized via RegistryAdd. |
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wineboot shows an annoying window whenever it inits or updates a prefix. Prevent that by setting DISPLAY and WAYLAND_DISPLAY envs to nothing.
this PR also fixes a minor spelling error with a related comment ;)