Winery engines ordering

[vitor251093]

Based in the Discord discussion, I've added the ordering system that is present today in PK to Winery :)

Like we discussed, I've added the change to a branch instead of merging it directly.

[Gcenx]

Nice I will add that into my current branches when I'm at my Mac.

Nice, I made a note in the pull-request my commit history is a complete mess and this new branch now it makes sense that I close that fix my commit history then do a new pull-request to the new branch.

It will also include structure changes to the Master Wrapper, since we dropped WineskinX11 I removed all the bash scripts that it needed etc, plus with that removal the needed dylibs shrunk by alot

[vitor251093]

Nice, I made a note in the pull-request my commit history is a complete mess and this new branch now it makes sense that I close that fix my commit history then do a new pull-request to the new branch.

Okidoki ;)

It will also include structure changes to the Master Wrapper, since we dropped WineskinX11 I removed all the bash scripts that it needed etc, plus with that removal the needed dylibs shrunk by alot

That's great news :D

[Gcenx]

I just tested it and it says my engines are all corrupted, also shows file extensions within the name

Not too sure if it's an error with the ordering code or an issue on my end when I merged it into my devel branch

[vitor251093]

Sorry, it was a mistake of mine. Just fixed.

[Gcenx]

Sorry, it was a mistake of mine. Just fixed.

That got it, now next question is what Branch do you want me to push my Squashed Development Branch too? Ugh never mind Development has conflicts....., I will remake the branch offline so it's upto-date fully and a pull-request wont cause any issues .

If you added README.md to .gitignore wouldn't that stop the merging of my edited README.md?

[Gcenx]

@vitor251093 another thing that you should add is if XQuartz is not installed only show Mac Driver compatible engines, since we don't want people saying it does not work since they didn't read that they needed to install XQuartz

[vitor251093]

If you added README.md to .gitignore wouldn't that stop the merging of my edited README.md?

Uhn, that may work. I will try that.

@vitor251093 another thing that you should add is if XQuartz is not installed only show Mac Driver compatible engines, since we don't want people saying it does not work since they didn't read that they needed to install XQuartz

Certainly there must be a difference, but how about this: when someone tries to create a port with an engine that is only XQuartz compatible, and XQuartz isn't installed, we show the user a warning instead, with the link to the XQuartz's website.

What do you think?

[Gcenx]

Certainly there must be a difference, but how about this: when someone tries to create a port with an engine that is only XQuartz compatible, and XQuartz isn't installed, we show the user a warning instead, with the link to the XQuartz's website.

That sounds like an option, I'm thinking with the whole don't list them idea since after Mojave we might not even have access to XQuartz anymore. So only showing compatible engines came more to my mind.

So how about a warning first time if XQuartz is not installed, if its not installed then just stop listing Engines that require it?

[vitor251093]

Still too harsh. People may don't have internet available in the first time.

If macOS 10.15/11.0 kills XQuartz, we can make Winery remove those items from the list specifically in macOS 10.15+/11.0+.

[Gcenx]

That’s true I just didn’t want it to be annoying. But we still need to stop listing engines that can not be used. Since that will cause headaches.

[vitor251093]

Certainly, although we still need to show those engines, to show that they are still option, even if they have special requirements.

We could make engines that have requirements red, or orange, to differ them from the rest. If people try to install red/orange engines, the warning with their requirement is shown (like that the engine required XQuartz, in those cases).

However, we can also give the option to hide those engines, with a checkbox for example, and it can be enabled by default.

[Gcenx]

I agree 100% with that way of handling it.
Red should be the color since most people should understand Red means stop/error/warning, and having a checkbox being enabled by default and warning message should solve any potential user error.

[vitor251093]

Alright, just did it :)

Here follow the images of the checkbox, enabled and disabled. Ignore the fact that I'm running Mojave's Dark mode.

[vitor251093]

Also, if you disable the box and XQuartz is not installed, you gonna receive a warning, telling you that you need XQuartz, and providing the download link.

I've committed it to that same branch, the Wineskin engines ordering, since it's still kinda related to it.