This might sounds silly but...
I need a little help with a silly question... I'm trying to install the newest Wine in my system and finally, after a hole night, everything seems to be fine with the compiling and install thing, but I'm supposed to have a file in my home folder like:
/home/alex/ .wine/config I have the config file, but what does "./wine/config" means? Is it a folder inside the alex directory named "wine" or what should I do? Sorry to ask such silly question, but their page is too poor documented :( could someone please explain me what /home/alex/.wine/config means? I'm missing out that "." before wine up there... Here is my full error message: Invalid path L: "c:\\windows" for L "windows": directory does not exist. Perhaps you have not properly edited or created your wine config file thanks |
Have you read the Wine User's Guide? In particular, the part about The Wine Configuration File?
The config file is in the directory called /home/alex/.wine The dot "." is part of the directory name. It just tells Linux that the directory is "hidden", which means it doesn't show up in a regular directory listing (unless you ask it to show hidden files). Anyway, to get there, type: cd /home/alex/.wine Then: pico config vi config or whatever editor you prefer. |
to list dotfiles, use the -a flag on the ls command:
ls -a |
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