Hi there!
I've used Wine a couple of years ago when I used Ubuntu as OS. Nowadays I have a Mac and recently installed Wine on it.
My question is, how do I fix so that I don't have to use the terminal to start an .exe program? Just enter a script in Applescript, save it as an application and start it through that?
I've googled and found some scripts but none of them works for me. I've tried these (with a modification to suit my .exe location and .wine location):
Code:
--edit this to be the correct location and file to run (typically only edit after the "drive_c")
set toRun to "~/desktop/bullion/bulliator.exe"
--edit winePrefix if you are not using the default prefix
set winePrefix to "~/.wine"
--edit wineLocation if your wine install is not the default location
set wineLocation to "/opt/local/bin"
--edit dyldFallbackLibraryPath if your using X11.app that is not the default Apple one
set dyldFallbackLibraryPath to "/usr/X11/lib"
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--DO NOT EDIT ANYTHING BELOW THIS LINE
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set toRunPath to do shell script "TEMPVAR=\"" & toRun & "\"; echo \"${TEMPVAR%/*}\""
set toRunFile to do shell script "TEMPVAR=\"" & toRun & "\"; TEMPVAR2=\"" & toRunPath & "\"; echo \"${TEMPVAR#$TEMPVAR2/}\""
do shell script "PATH=\"" & wineLocation & ":$PATH\";
export WINEPREFIX=\"" & winePrefix & "\";
export DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH=\"" & dyldFallbackLibraryPath & "\";
cd \"" & toRunPath & "\";
wine \"" & toRunFile & "\" > /dev/null 2>&1 &"
end run
Clicking this "app" doesn't do anything.
Code:
do shell script "/Applications/Wine.app/Contents/MacOS/startwine /Users/myuser/Programs/ASP32/Asp32.exe"
Clicking this "app" starts X11 and then a small popup window with a yellow warning sign (with a "!") comes up. No text, just the warning sign.
Code:
tell application "Terminal"
do script "/opt/local/bin/wine ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\\ Files/$PATH_TO_PROGRAM.exe"
end tell
Clicking this "app" starts X11 and then a small popup window with a yellow warning sign (with a "!") comes up. No text, just the warning sign.
