On 8/6/11 5:45 AM, Quix0r wrote:
To add more: Recommended way is to use WINEPREFIX (sometimes misleading-called as "wine bottle", e.g. by myself .. [Embarassed] ):
Code:
cd ~/.wine-foo-app/drive_c/MyFooApp/
$ WINEPREFIX=~/.wine-foo-app/ wine foo.exe
To answer this question (and it is or should be in the FAQ)
A Wine Prefix is a directory where Wine's file structure is stored.
To use another Wine Prefix you can preface the wine command with
WINEPREFIX=<path to Wine Directory>
or
You can set the Environment variable WINEPREFIX on a more permanent
basis by using the export WINEPREFIX command:
export WINEPREFIX=<path to new wine prefix directory>
By default this variable is set to $HOME/.wine (also called ~/.wine)
Either method is acceptable to run a program.
James
