What are PlayOnLinux terminal commands?
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I want to make .sh script as shortcut for running exe in playonlinux prefix without installing (I'm talking about portable windows application). I already have prefix loaded with required libraries and it works fine but going to PlayOnLinux -> Configure -> select my prefix -> click the Misc tab, and Run .exe in this virtual drive is long and annoying. I had done similar shortcut for Brutal Doom - Black Edition before :
#!/bin/bash
gzdoom -iwad /home/garrom/Plocha/Games/Doom/DOOM.WAD -file /home/garrom/Plocha/Games/Doom/Mods/BDBE_v3.1d_Final.pk3 /home/garrom/Plocha/Games/Doom/Mods/MovablehudBDBE3.1.pk3
However, GZDoom have wiki page with well documented commands. I cant find such commands for PlayOnLinux. Do someone knows commands and arguments to run exe file in specific prefix ?
command-line wine shortcuts playonlinux
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I want to make .sh script as shortcut for running exe in playonlinux prefix without installing (I'm talking about portable windows application). I already have prefix loaded with required libraries and it works fine but going to PlayOnLinux -> Configure -> select my prefix -> click the Misc tab, and Run .exe in this virtual drive is long and annoying. I had done similar shortcut for Brutal Doom - Black Edition before :
#!/bin/bash
gzdoom -iwad /home/garrom/Plocha/Games/Doom/DOOM.WAD -file /home/garrom/Plocha/Games/Doom/Mods/BDBE_v3.1d_Final.pk3 /home/garrom/Plocha/Games/Doom/Mods/MovablehudBDBE3.1.pk3
However, GZDoom have wiki page with well documented commands. I cant find such commands for PlayOnLinux. Do someone knows commands and arguments to run exe file in specific prefix ?
command-line wine shortcuts playonlinux
asked Nov 23 at 8:58
Garrom
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It doesn't appear PlayOnLinux offers much, did you tryman playonlinux?? If using a browser you can view the reference page online with manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man1/playonlinux.1.html but much of it is in config files (and not command options). PlayonLinux is just a front end for wine, more options are available if you run wine directly (manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man1/wine.1.html) but it's more involved..
– guiverc
Nov 23 at 10:09
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I want to make .sh script as shortcut for running exe in playonlinux prefix without installing (I'm talking about portable windows application). I already have prefix loaded with required libraries and it works fine but going to PlayOnLinux -> Configure -> select my prefix -> click the Misc tab, and Run .exe in this virtual drive is long and annoying. I had done similar shortcut for Brutal Doom - Black Edition before :
#!/bin/bash
gzdoom -iwad /home/garrom/Plocha/Games/Doom/DOOM.WAD -file /home/garrom/Plocha/Games/Doom/Mods/BDBE_v3.1d_Final.pk3 /home/garrom/Plocha/Games/Doom/Mods/MovablehudBDBE3.1.pk3
However, GZDoom have wiki page with well documented commands. I cant find such commands for PlayOnLinux. Do someone knows commands and arguments to run exe file in specific prefix ?
command-line wine shortcuts playonlinux
asked Nov 23 at 8:58
Garrom
2981215
I want to make .sh script as shortcut for running exe in playonlinux prefix without installing (I'm talking about portable windows application). I already have prefix loaded with required libraries and it works fine but going to PlayOnLinux -> Configure -> select my prefix -> click the Misc tab, and Run .exe in this virtual drive is long and annoying. I had done similar shortcut for Brutal Doom - Black Edition before :
#!/bin/bash
gzdoom -iwad /home/garrom/Plocha/Games/Doom/DOOM.WAD -file /home/garrom/Plocha/Games/Doom/Mods/BDBE_v3.1d_Final.pk3 /home/garrom/Plocha/Games/Doom/Mods/MovablehudBDBE3.1.pk3
However, GZDoom have wiki page with well documented commands. I cant find such commands for PlayOnLinux. Do someone knows commands and arguments to run exe file in specific prefix ?
command-line wine shortcuts playonlinux
command-line wine shortcuts playonlinux
asked Nov 23 at 8:58
Garrom
2981215
asked Nov 23 at 8:58
Garrom
2981215
asked Nov 23 at 8:58
Garrom
2981215
asked Nov 23 at 8:58
Garrom
2981215
asked Nov 23 at 8:58
Garrom
2981215
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It doesn't appear PlayOnLinux offers much, did you tryman playonlinux?? If using a browser you can view the reference page online with manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man1/playonlinux.1.html but much of it is in config files (and not command options). PlayonLinux is just a front end for wine, more options are available if you run wine directly (manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man1/wine.1.html) but it's more involved..
– guiverc
Nov 23 at 10:09
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It doesn't appear PlayOnLinux offers much, did you tryman playonlinux?? If using a browser you can view the reference page online with manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man1/playonlinux.1.html but much of it is in config files (and not command options). PlayonLinux is just a front end for wine, more options are available if you run wine directly (manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man1/wine.1.html) but it's more involved..
– guiverc
Nov 23 at 10:09
It doesn't appear PlayOnLinux offers much, did you try
man playonlinux ?? If using a browser you can view the reference page online with manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man1/playonlinux.1.html but much of it is in config files (and not command options). PlayonLinux is just a front end for wine, more options are available if you run wine directly (manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man1/wine.1.html) but it's more involved..– guiverc
Nov 23 at 10:09
It doesn't appear PlayOnLinux offers much, did you try
man playonlinux ?? If using a browser you can view the reference page online with manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man1/playonlinux.1.html but much of it is in config files (and not command options). PlayonLinux is just a front end for wine, more options are available if you run wine directly (manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man1/wine.1.html) but it's more involved..– guiverc
Nov 23 at 10:09
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It doesn't appear PlayOnLinux offers much, did you try
man playonlinux?? If using a browser you can view the reference page online with manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man1/playonlinux.1.html but much of it is in config files (and not command options). PlayonLinux is just a front end for wine, more options are available if you run wine directly (manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man1/wine.1.html) but it's more involved..– guiverc
Nov 23 at 10:09