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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.
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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 17 hours ago
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
9 hours ago
@Hans-MartinMosner, I guess. I tried with an older version and things were the same. Something wrong with Mint.
– gamofe
9 hours ago
@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
6 hours ago
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 17 hours ago
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
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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
9 hours ago
@Hans-MartinMosner, I guess. I tried with an older version and things were the same. Something wrong with Mint.
– gamofe
9 hours ago
@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
6 hours ago
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
9 hours ago
@Hans-MartinMosner, I guess. I tried with an older version and things were the same. Something wrong with Mint.
– gamofe
9 hours ago
@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
6 hours ago
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
9 hours ago
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
9 hours ago
@Hans-MartinMosner, I guess. I tried with an older version and things were the same. Something wrong with Mint.
– gamofe
9 hours ago
@Hans-MartinMosner, I guess. I tried with an older version and things were the same. Something wrong with Mint.
– gamofe
9 hours ago
@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
6 hours ago
@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
6 hours ago
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
9 hours ago
@Hans-MartinMosner, I guess. I tried with an older version and things were the same. Something wrong with Mint.
– gamofe
9 hours ago
@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
6 hours ago