OK, I now get what you reported. Sorry for reading sloppily before.
Confirmed that failing silently is not good. However I have no idea how
to fix that sensefully. You might report this upstream, and notify this
bug here. (I didn't find any existing bugs for this, please check.)
To reproduce t
Nice to know about the security reasons, and Windows programs isolation
is a good idea in general. Still, it'd be nice if the process to enable
that functionality is clear.
For example, after marking an exe file to run with Wine (right click,
open with...) it will still do nothing if the program's
@shankao: Glad to hear. Please note however that on a new installation
(where the old Wine packages were never installed) the association of
.exe files with Wine does not exist due to security considerations.
Then only the desktop launchers of installed Windows apps will allow one
to start Wine by
Nevermind. Some path was changed but not updated in winecfg drives.
Closing
** Changed in: wine-development (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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