wine users - Apr 2011 - Is it possible to run explorer.exe under wine?

I'm intending to use wine on my Macbook Pro and am currently downloading the
requisite materials, based on a tutorial on how to use wine for Mac. So I'm
getting xcode and Macports package installer and from there I will install.

Anyway, the tutorial also gives the basics of wine usage via terminal for
executing windows files and while it's not particularly difficult it occurs
to me that if I can get explorer.exe to run under wine I could use it as a GUI
for navigating my windows directory and program files directory and double click
files and execute them just the same as if I was running windows. I suppose the
flaw in this plan assuming it works how I think it does is that I'll still
have to use terminal in order to navigate to and execute explorer.exe but I
could potentially automate this so that choosing and running a windows program
will just be a matter of executing a script that opens explorer and then I can
do the rest just by gui.

Does it work like this or am I missing something?

JimboJones big flaws.

1 Windows programs have to be installed in wine.
2 explorer.exe running inside wine would not know the OS file-permissions
correctly.

Its the number 2 that gets you in big trouble.   We try to integrate .exe
running into the native file managers.    This avoid opening up pits of hell.

if you want GUI control your better off using a 3rd party program
(http://wiki.winehq.org/ThirdPartyApplications), like Wineskin
(http://wineskin.doh123.com/) or Crossover (http://www.codeweavers.com/).