Alright, I installed LoMSE today after wiping all of Wine's files (~/.wine, ~/.thumbnails, etc) and it created the menu again, but the shortcut does nothing. Wine doesn't even attempt to load. What gives? The shortcut command is pasted below. Code: env WINEPREFIX="/home/sephiroth/.wine" wine "C:\Games\Sierra\LOMSE\LomSE.exe" /cd=D:\ If I go into the hidden Wine directory and manually right-click the executable and choose "Open with Wine...", it runs fine. I also tried removing the "env" statement with the prefix and still nothing.
Sephiroth wrote:> Alright, I installed LoMSE today after wiping all of Wine's files (~/.wine, ~/.thumbnails, etc) and it created the menu again, but the shortcut does nothing.What happens if you 'cd' into work directory firs then run this exact command in the terminal?
I looked through the menu editor but there is no "safe" flag. I have just the general stuff like "Run in terminal", "Enable launch feedback", etc. Still haven't figured out how to make it work via the menu. The funny thing is that other applications start properly from the Wine menu. It's as if Wine picks and chooses, though I know that isn't the case.
What permissions tab? I am in KDE and the menu editor doesn't have anything dealing wit permissions in it that I can find.
Well I am going to change this to solved and explain the solution since it was a bug either in Wine or the Wine installer. To get the Lords of Magic shortcuts to work, I simply had to edit them and remove "/cd=D:" from the end of the command line. Wine added it for some reason and it caused the application to not even try to start.