So i downloaded Monkey Island 2 - iso file. I mounted it using terminal with the command:
mount -o loop file/directory/filename.iso /mnt/disk
then i used the command: wine setup.exe
Wine showed up, I browse a directory and the game was installed.

However when i try to find where the game is the directory just doesn't exist. I try in .wine/drive_c/Program Files where it should be , but there's nothing there. I installed the game 3 times using different paths and my total disk space was getting smaller every time ... so there's got to be games installed on my computer. None of the directories showed up. The .wine folder is only 87 Mb, while there's got to be 3 exact same games around 2Gb each.
I'm using Ubuntu 11.10, and wine-1.3.28

How can I find out what happened and where are the games ...
Thanks for the help!

On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 5:20 PM, Petar Stoyanov
<wineforum-user@winehq.org> wrote:

Is there a chance you did that install as root, su or used sudo?

John

Yes!
First I typed: sudo su - and install it as root .... cuz i had to do it for the mount.

you should never run wine as su ... it installed your stuff to roots home instead of oyur home, and Wine never works right if you did it under su. You need to trash the .wine for root and run wine as your normal user.

On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 4:01 PM, Petar Stoyanov
<wineforum-user@winehq.org> wrote:
If you are mounting media, this should be done in a separate session
and the program installed as a regular user. Wine has problems when
run as root that do not appear when run as a regular user. There is a
FAQ entry that discusses this at length.

James

On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 18:20, Petar Stoyanov <wineforum-user@winehq.org> wrote:

Sorry to bother, just wondering if you bought the game? GOG/Steam or
any other source? I think the board rules do not allow asking support
for illegal/pirated software if that's the case.

You are right, they don't.

Topic closed.