noble_curious wrote: > Have I asked irrelevent question? :( I think there are not much people around here trying to do this kind of thing. I have never tried by myself so what I will say might be wrong but I can't let you alone. You can't run wine if there is no X server around (where will the window of notepad open ?). And that windows command line often use part of the API that need a graphical environment. By using init.d you are trying to start wine before a graphical session is started. The best would be to start your script at session login (in Preferences -> Session for Gnome) so everything will be ready. But it needs your user to log in before the service starts.
