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I've installed cedega and steam fine. After I installed steam I exited out of it. I am wondering what link I should use to open it up with cedega. I tried /home/nathan/TransGaming_Drive/Program%20Files/Valve/Steam/STEAM.exe
but it gives me an error, does anyone know the right way to do it?
What error? If we don't know the error we don't know what's wrong . I also assume that you've typed "cedega /home/nathan/TransGaming_Drive/Program\ /Files/Valve/Steam/STEAM.exe"
Now think about what you just said. If you put a "/" there, it will make it seem like there is a folder named "Programs" and another file named "Files".
Does anyone know what I am doing wrong? I'd really like to delete Windoze.
learnmelinux is right, you are trying to type spaces in Linux path-to. For example, I've Quake2 installed in my Linux box through cedega. To run it, Ive to type:
You know how to use tab-completition right?. Simply press a few keys as cede <tab> and the terminal will complete it for ya. Use this often to minimize errors when typing long paths.
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