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Where does WINE install applications?

timswim78

Diamond Member
I really have three questions here:

1. Where is WINE installed in Linux?
2. Where are Windows applications installed, when installed with WINE?
3. Where are Linux applications in general installed?

I guess that I need to get a better understanding of how to search for files in Linux because I have been trying to understand the directory structure by searching for files, but I keep striking out...
 
WINE is typically installed in /usr/bin, I think. Assuming you used the WINE setup program, and accepted defaults, you should have a folder .wine in your home directory(it will be hidden, as the . before its name implies). Inside that folder will be the fake_windows folder. All Windows apps used under WINE treat this as the C: drive. So the installs will go wherever you tell them to, relative to that. In general, I think most apps go into /usr/bin and some of the core ones into /bin.
 
1. Where is WINE installed in Linux?

Depends on where you or the package you chose decided to install it.

2. Where are Windows applications installed, when installed with WINE?

Wherever you chose to install them.

3. Where are Linux applications in general installed?

Wherever you or the packages you've used decided to install them.

 
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