Runs, I'm sure we can solve the minor teething problems and get it smooth. However, I'm not too worried about these details - now we know the software Using winefile and navigating to the correct location, but it would be In our case, the software doesn't actually get installed - users can run itĭirectly off the CD-ROM or drag it into a folder on their network (this is Thanks for all the comments, everyone, this was very helpful. That version without fear of Wine upgrades breaking it, and the userĬan install Wine in /usr/bin/wine, or /usr/local/bin/wine, etc., for usr/bin/wine-yourapp/, or /opt/wine-your-app/, etc. That's why you could/should do as Google does with Picasa, andĭistribute a tested version of Wine. Linking seem to be the only real way of distributing binaries withoutīreakages on different distros. The exact configuration that the program runs on. It's only when an app doesn't work out-of-the-box with Wine that it can get tricky.Ī bundled Wine version has the advantage that you are certain about Wine normally adds Windows apps to the menu when you install them, and creates desktop links if the installer creates Windows shortcuts. In general, if an app works in Wine, installing and running it would be exactly the same as in Windows: point and click. Sorry for the open-ended questions - I really know very little about thisĪnd need some general impressions before I dive in! Need to install it? And if the latter, once installed will they be able toĭouble-click something then, or will they have to use the command line? Way that they can just double-click and icon and have it run, or will they Them a CD-ROM that includes both Wine and the software packaged in such a Any possibility these will work?Ĥ) What about things like printing, file formats, file paths (does Wine useĪlso, in terms of the user experience, is it going to be possible to give

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