Hi,

years ago i played the game mario forever 3 (version 4.4) on windows and i tried to run it on wine. the game can be installed and started without problems. but when the level select starts i can move mario. in the main menu i can set up the keys for moving, fire and jump. here nothing is set up. when i do this and try to start the game again it doesn't still work. it seems the keyboard settings will not be saved. i an other forum a user supposed it can be a problems with the registry. if so: how can i find what registry settings are changed when i do the correct keyboard settings? maybe installing the game on windows in a virtual machine and use something like a "registry sniffer" that records all changes to the registry?

i can't post terminal output because the game doesn't start when i try to start it with "run in terminal" in the settings of the desktop file.

You start the game manually from the command line (i.e. a BASH terminal), ala:

Which save the log file: wine_super_mario_terminal_log.txt in your Linux user's HOME directory.

Little bedtime reading:

• WineHQ FAQ: 10.1.1 How can I get a debugging log (a.k.a. terminal output)?
• WineHQ User's Guide: 3.1 How to install and run Windows programs

Mario Forever keyboard remapping works for me with Wine Staging 3.6 (but not with Wine Development 3.6).
So perhaps re-try with this Wine version?

Bob

This worked with winehq-staging 3.6 but not with the last version 4.0 rc7. Is there still an error or do i need to use the old version?

Are we talking about wine-4.0rc7 or wine-staging-4.0rc7 here? Because there is a huge difference.

For me wine-4.0 doesn't work, but wine-staging-4.0 does.

I'm not sure. I installed wine as descripted here https://wiki.winehq.org/Ubuntu. Here i install winehq-staging.

When you run the command "wine --version" in the terminal, what does it say?