

So I learned that you can untap third-party repositories, and untapped the one that the message seemed to advise not to tap WINE casks from. Running this command gave me a clue about what was going on: $ brew tap caskroom/versionsĮrror: caskroom/versions was moved. This means that two potential casks were found, each with the same name, yet each on a different repository, and Homebrew was unsure which one to install. However, that leads to an error: $ brew cask install wine-stableĮrror: Cask wine-staging exists in multiple taps: The official instructions (as of 4th April 2020) say to run brew cask install wine-stable. So here's the latest on the situation, and some info on how to handle it in future. It seems that the answers here may each have been relevant on a different year, as the casks have moved around back and forth. So thanks to Jon and the other AutoIt authors for those as well.įinally, AutoHotkey would not be what it is today without these other individuals.I was trying to install wine-devel, but ran into a similar problem. In addition, many of AutoHotkey's enhancements to the AutoIt v2 command set, as well as the Window Spy and the old script compiler, were adapted directly from the AutoIt v3 source code. List of keys, mouse buttons and controller controlsĪ special thanks to Jonathan Bennett, whose generosity in releasing AutoIt v2 as free software in 1999 served as an inspiration and time-saver for myself and many others worldwide. Download Now Report Issue AutoHotkey 5.0/5 Review by Roberto Zamfir on SeptemWhats new in AutoHotkey 1.1.36.02: Improved ComObjConnect to allow detecting disconnect via.Hotkeys (mouse, controller and keyboard shortcuts).Scripting language: how to write scripts.Concepts and conventions: explanations of various things you need to know.Software License: GNU General Public License Quick Reference

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