You need to change the part with your own username. Path=/home//.local/share/bottles/pdfxce/drive_c/Program Files/Tracker Software/PDF Editor

Icon=/home//.local/share/icons/bottles/pdfxce-pdfxedit.png desktop file, call it sktop and put it in ~/.local/share/applications/ and its content should look like this Įxec=wine-env WINEDEBUG=-all WINEPREFIX=/home//.local/share/bottles/pdfxce wine PDFXEdit.exe %F # if arg starts with '/' and it's a path that exists on host # fix file paths only after the first executable is found in arg Of course executables could be renamed in lower case but I prefer more universal solution rather than renaming single exe's for every program.ĭirty and universal solution is to modify the script code like: idx in do By now, it can't point any MS Office files (docx, pptx.) to MS Office 2010 because all program executables are written like WINWORD.EXE or POWERPNT.EXE.

However, the script should consider all exe files written in uppercase, too. The script does the job exactly as I've wished for. Your script makes the whole 'Z:'%U thing a conditional clause. However, Wine absolutely requires Z: because it can't find correct file paths otherwise. Problem with 'Z:'%U is that it's not a conditional variable if Z: is used there. File not found: Z: or similar messages popped up in a Wine program. Wine programs complained about missing file because the Exec= line pointed to the drive Z: which clearly is not a file but absolute file path instead. It worked fine until I opened a program without a file specified. At first I tried 'Z:'%U variable at the end of desktop file Exec= field for Wine programs.

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