Sorry my English. I need to do an English course... I used google translator to not be so bad for you read this. I created this tool for my personal use. I started to create this tool in 2009. It has helped me and my son to play games in wine. This tool is all written in bash. https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B-AgVnp2ob-BYzZlZWY5OGUtY2Q5NS00NTk4https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B-AgVnp2ob-BOWY5MmY1OWItYjRhYS00OTY5LTkzMzYtODRiYzI3NjBkNWMx&hl=enLWFjMmItZTM4YWUzN2NiYWVi&hl=en&pli=1 For this tool I called Wine's Faces. The intention is to facilitate access to programs that wine already has. Here are the most interesting features that Wine's Faces offers: - Access to applications in wine via the KDE menu and maybe via Gnome menu (I have not tested), I should work on menus based on freedesktop.org - Availability of a single set of wine environments (WINEPREFIX) for all desktop users. - Creation, excluding wine environments. - Modification of environments via menu (tools: winecfg, Winefile, winetricks, regedit, control, etc.) - Automatic mounting of ISO if necessary to install or run programs - Automatic creation of shell scripting for users (in ~/bin directory) to run in a terminal programs installed in wine - Reconstruction of all menus on wine after creating or deleting a wine environment, or when you want to rebuild. - Release Management Wine downloading, compiling and installing half-automatic. Setting Wine version for each environment or all environments and the exclusion of everything version via menu. Video with menus https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B-AgVnp2ob-BOWY5MmY1OWItYjRhYS00OTY5LTkzMzYtODRiYzI3NjBkNWMx&hl=en Unfortunately the translation from Portuguese into English is not yet fully complete. It is translated into English approximately 90% of messages. I've faced a disadvantage: for multi-user function use sudo to run the programs via wine, so any user with access to that user sudo to run any programs in wine. So when you use MS Word for example my documents can only be saved in the home directory of another user (user who runs the wine). To test the wine's faces do: - a single-user installation. First, read readme.txt - create a new user - logon with this user - run 'winesFacesInstall.sh' with this user. Thus the installation is only for that user. To install on multi-user mode just turn the winesFacesInstall.sh as root.
