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I have the free winex version, and the command is just 'wine'. You shouldn't be concerned where it is, if you must know do a 'whereis wine'. The non-free version of winex may have automatic configuration tools. In case it doesn't, there is Winesetuptk and Winetools (search). You can also configure manually. Copy the sample file (probably in /usr/doc/wine*/samples/config or something (note wildcard)) to ~/.wine/config. Edit it to your liking with the help of it's manual page (i think it's called wine.conf).
If winex was installed successfully, in your home folder should be a directory named Transgaiming_Drive. That will hold any configuration files you may need.
The kewl thing about Winex and Wine is, you dont have to know where they are to run the a win app.
For example:
I want to play the game Unreal. It is located in my home folder.
me@linuxbox~$ ls
Unreal
Stuff
Junk
me@linuxbox~$ cd Unreal/System
me@linuxbox~$ winex3 unreal.exe
Im getting this error when trying to run a game:
[root@sizzy Diablo II]# wine Game.exe
wine: error while loading shared libraries: libntdll.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I get this error every time i try i use the "wine" command... any ideas?
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