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PlayOnLinux seems to append two slashes in the path of my installed Wine version
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I am using Mint and I installed PlayOnLinux and several Wine versions. All of them had the same issue of crashing out of nowhere when setting up a new hard drive after selecting the options to choose a different Wine version etc. When I ran it from the terminal I noticed the following error message when doing anything with the hard drive, like trying to open Wine configuration window:
/usr/share/playonlinux/lib/wine.lib: line 565: /home/gabriel/.PlayOnLinux//wine/linux-x86/1.5.0/bin/wine: No such file or directory
[POL_Wine] Error: Wine seems to have crashed
This file does exist, but then I noticed the double slashes after ".PlayOnLinux" folder. Is it supposed to be like this? I meddled in the source code but I couldn't find where the path is set to see if there is an extra slash or what.
linux-mint wine playonlinux
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I am using Mint and I installed PlayOnLinux and several Wine versions. All of them had the same issue of crashing out of nowhere when setting up a new hard drive after selecting the options to choose a different Wine version etc. When I ran it from the terminal I noticed the following error message when doing anything with the hard drive, like trying to open Wine configuration window:
/usr/share/playonlinux/lib/wine.lib: line 565: /home/gabriel/.PlayOnLinux//wine/linux-x86/1.5.0/bin/wine: No such file or directory
[POL_Wine] Error: Wine seems to have crashed
This file does exist, but then I noticed the double slashes after ".PlayOnLinux" folder. Is it supposed to be like this? I meddled in the source code but I couldn't find where the path is set to see if there is an extra slash or what.
linux-mint wine playonlinux
asked Apr 14 at 13:06
gamofegamofe
17719
The double slashes are harmless, probably caused by overzealous insertion of slashes when constructing the path name. Your problem is most likely somewhere else.
– Hans-Martin Mosner
Apr 14 at 21:11
@Hans-MartinMosner, I guess. I tried with an older version and things were the same. Something wrong with Mint.
– gamofe
Apr 14 at 21:21
@Hans-MartinMosner, Ubuntu 18 did something that Wine simply doesn't work anymore as it did in 16.04, at least for my game.
– gamofe
Apr 14 at 23:33
add a comment |
I am using Mint and I installed PlayOnLinux and several Wine versions. All of them had the same issue of crashing out of nowhere when setting up a new hard drive after selecting the options to choose a different Wine version etc. When I ran it from the terminal I noticed the following error message when doing anything with the hard drive, like trying to open Wine configuration window:
/usr/share/playonlinux/lib/wine.lib: line 565: /home/gabriel/.PlayOnLinux//wine/linux-x86/1.5.0/bin/wine: No such file or directory
[POL_Wine] Error: Wine seems to have crashed
This file does exist, but then I noticed the double slashes after ".PlayOnLinux" folder. Is it supposed to be like this? I meddled in the source code but I couldn't find where the path is set to see if there is an extra slash or what.
linux-mint wine playonlinux
asked Apr 14 at 13:06
gamofegamofe
17719
I am using Mint and I installed PlayOnLinux and several Wine versions. All of them had the same issue of crashing out of nowhere when setting up a new hard drive after selecting the options to choose a different Wine version etc. When I ran it from the terminal I noticed the following error message when doing anything with the hard drive, like trying to open Wine configuration window:
/usr/share/playonlinux/lib/wine.lib: line 565: /home/gabriel/.PlayOnLinux//wine/linux-x86/1.5.0/bin/wine: No such file or directory
[POL_Wine] Error: Wine seems to have crashed
This file does exist, but then I noticed the double slashes after ".PlayOnLinux" folder. Is it supposed to be like this? I meddled in the source code but I couldn't find where the path is set to see if there is an extra slash or what.
linux-mint wine playonlinux
linux-mint wine playonlinux
asked Apr 14 at 13:06
gamofegamofe
17719
asked Apr 14 at 13:06
gamofegamofe
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gamofe
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asked Apr 14 at 13:06
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The double slashes are harmless, probably caused by overzealous insertion of slashes when constructing the path name. Your problem is most likely somewhere else.
– Hans-Martin Mosner
Apr 14 at 21:11
@Hans-MartinMosner, I guess. I tried with an older version and things were the same. Something wrong with Mint.
– gamofe
Apr 14 at 21:21
@Hans-MartinMosner, Ubuntu 18 did something that Wine simply doesn't work anymore as it did in 16.04, at least for my game.
– gamofe
Apr 14 at 23:33
add a comment |
The double slashes are harmless, probably caused by overzealous insertion of slashes when constructing the path name. Your problem is most likely somewhere else.
– Hans-Martin Mosner
Apr 14 at 21:11
@Hans-MartinMosner, I guess. I tried with an older version and things were the same. Something wrong with Mint.
– gamofe
Apr 14 at 21:21
@Hans-MartinMosner, Ubuntu 18 did something that Wine simply doesn't work anymore as it did in 16.04, at least for my game.
– gamofe
Apr 14 at 23:33
The double slashes are harmless, probably caused by overzealous insertion of slashes when constructing the path name. Your problem is most likely somewhere else.
– Hans-Martin Mosner
Apr 14 at 21:11
The double slashes are harmless, probably caused by overzealous insertion of slashes when constructing the path name. Your problem is most likely somewhere else.
– Hans-Martin Mosner
Apr 14 at 21:11
@Hans-MartinMosner, I guess. I tried with an older version and things were the same. Something wrong with Mint.
– gamofe
Apr 14 at 21:21
@Hans-MartinMosner, I guess. I tried with an older version and things were the same. Something wrong with Mint.
– gamofe
Apr 14 at 21:21
@Hans-MartinMosner, Ubuntu 18 did something that Wine simply doesn't work anymore as it did in 16.04, at least for my game.
– gamofe
Apr 14 at 23:33
@Hans-MartinMosner, Ubuntu 18 did something that Wine simply doesn't work anymore as it did in 16.04, at least for my game.
– gamofe
Apr 14 at 23:33
add a comment |
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The double slashes are harmless, probably caused by overzealous insertion of slashes when constructing the path name. Your problem is most likely somewhere else.
– Hans-Martin Mosner
Apr 14 at 21:11
@Hans-MartinMosner, I guess. I tried with an older version and things were the same. Something wrong with Mint.
– gamofe
Apr 14 at 21:21
@Hans-MartinMosner, Ubuntu 18 did something that Wine simply doesn't work anymore as it did in 16.04, at least for my game.
– gamofe
Apr 14 at 23:33