Once an app is installed (in this case Hearthstone) a shortcut is placed on the desktop and it is easy to run. What is the wine command line to do the same thing?
The reason I'm asking is I'm trying to get Hearthstone Deck Tracker to work but it comes as a folder that simply gets copied into the Program Files directory..ie there is no shortcut to run as there is no installer.
I've used the dotnet verification tool that I placed into the system32 folder and that I accessed by:
$ WINEPREFIX="/home/justin/.PlayOnLinux/wineprefix/HS_32" wine "NetFxRepairTool.exe"
and that runs the app.
what do I need to do through the command line to get wine to run "Hearthstone Deck Tracker" in its folder of the same name that is placed in the Program Files folder?
Thanks if anybody can help
What Is Command Line To Run App After Install?
Re: What Is Command Line To Run App After Install?
I'm not sure if this is your answer:
wine 'windows_path_to_program/program.exe'
use single quotes
or wine start 'windows_path_to_program/program.exe'
it's the same if it's an .MSI file.
Does that help?
wine 'windows_path_to_program/program.exe'
use single quotes
or wine start 'windows_path_to_program/program.exe'
it's the same if it's an .MSI file.
Does that help?