How can I run exe files in Dolphin on Kubuntu
I have wine installed. But how can I set it default for running exe files?
kubuntu wine mime-type
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Md Gaziur Rahman NoorMd Gaziur Rahman Noor
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I have wine installed. But how can I set it default for running exe files?
kubuntu wine mime-type
asked Jan 20 at 17:26
Md Gaziur Rahman NoorMd Gaziur Rahman Noor
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If wine is installed correctly, double click an executive file will open that file using wine by default. Please edit your question and provide more details, such as the version of Ubuntu, how did you install wine, what happens when you double click on an executive file?
– user68186
Jan 20 at 17:34
Should your title say "How can I use Wine..." rather than "mime"?
– CentaurusA
Jan 21 at 2:22
1
@user68186 - In Kubuntu 18.04 I had the same problem with the stable wine version installed, had to create a desktop file as indicated in my answer below.
– user47206
2 days ago
@CentaurusA - I have simply edited the title to make things clear.
– user47206
2 days ago
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I have wine installed. But how can I set it default for running exe files?
kubuntu wine mime-type
asked Jan 20 at 17:26
Md Gaziur Rahman NoorMd Gaziur Rahman Noor
161
I have wine installed. But how can I set it default for running exe files?
kubuntu wine mime-type
kubuntu wine mime-type
asked Jan 20 at 17:26
Md Gaziur Rahman NoorMd Gaziur Rahman Noor
161
asked Jan 20 at 17:26
Md Gaziur Rahman NoorMd Gaziur Rahman Noor
161
edited 2 days ago
user47206
asked Jan 20 at 17:26
Md Gaziur Rahman NoorMd Gaziur Rahman Noor
161
asked Jan 20 at 17:26
Md Gaziur Rahman NoorMd Gaziur Rahman Noor
161
asked Jan 20 at 17:26
Md Gaziur Rahman NoorMd Gaziur Rahman Noor
161
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If wine is installed correctly, double click an executive file will open that file using wine by default. Please edit your question and provide more details, such as the version of Ubuntu, how did you install wine, what happens when you double click on an executive file?
– user68186
Jan 20 at 17:34
Should your title say "How can I use Wine..." rather than "mime"?
– CentaurusA
Jan 21 at 2:22
1
@user68186 - In Kubuntu 18.04 I had the same problem with the stable wine version installed, had to create a desktop file as indicated in my answer below.
– user47206
2 days ago
@CentaurusA - I have simply edited the title to make things clear.
– user47206
2 days ago
add a comment |
1
If wine is installed correctly, double click an executive file will open that file using wine by default. Please edit your question and provide more details, such as the version of Ubuntu, how did you install wine, what happens when you double click on an executive file?
– user68186
Jan 20 at 17:34
Should your title say "How can I use Wine..." rather than "mime"?
– CentaurusA
Jan 21 at 2:22
1
@user68186 - In Kubuntu 18.04 I had the same problem with the stable wine version installed, had to create a desktop file as indicated in my answer below.
– user47206
2 days ago
@CentaurusA - I have simply edited the title to make things clear.
– user47206
2 days ago
1
1
If wine is installed correctly, double click an executive file will open that file using wine by default. Please edit your question and provide more details, such as the version of Ubuntu, how did you install wine, what happens when you double click on an executive file?
– user68186
Jan 20 at 17:34
If wine is installed correctly, double click an executive file will open that file using wine by default. Please edit your question and provide more details, such as the version of Ubuntu, how did you install wine, what happens when you double click on an executive file?
– user68186
Jan 20 at 17:34
Should your title say "How can I use Wine..." rather than "mime"?
– CentaurusA
Jan 21 at 2:22
Should your title say "How can I use Wine..." rather than "mime"?
– CentaurusA
Jan 21 at 2:22
1
1
@user68186 - In Kubuntu 18.04 I had the same problem with the stable wine version installed, had to create a desktop file as indicated in my answer below.
– user47206
2 days ago
@user68186 - In Kubuntu 18.04 I had the same problem with the stable wine version installed, had to create a desktop file as indicated in my answer below.
– user47206
2 days ago
@CentaurusA - I have simply edited the title to make things clear.
– user47206
2 days ago
@CentaurusA - I have simply edited the title to make things clear.
– user47206
2 days ago
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When you right-click on the .exe file, you go to "Open with application with", then you select WINE.
answered Jan 20 at 18:05
erinniserinnis
674
In caseexefiles are not run as expected on (double) click (case implied by the OP, otherwise the question makes no sense), it might also be that no "Wine" program appears when trying to select it from "Open with".
– user47206
2 days ago
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Normally simply executing the exe file with (double) click in the file manager should run it through Wine. If for some reason that doesn't happen (beside trying to re-install Wine in order to get the expected behavior) you could do the following:
In terminal run wine path_to_file.exe.
In order to run it with (double) click: create a ~/.local/share/application/wine.desktop file with the lines like
[Desktop Entry]
Exec=wine %f
Name=Run in Wine
Mimetype=application/x-dosexec
Categories=System;Settings;
then make Run in Wine the default "application" for exe files (in Dolphin: Properties > (tab) General > Add).
Alternatively, create a ~.local/share/kservices5/ServiceMenus/run_wine.desktop like
[Desktop Entry]
Actions=wine
Mimetype=application/x-dosexec
ServiceTypes=KonqPopupMenu/Plugin
Type=Service
X-KDE-Priority=TopLevel
[Desktop Action wine]
Exec=wine %f
Name=Run in Wine
Icon=wine
in order to have a right-click context menu option ("Service Menu") in Dolphin.
I cannot test now, as I don't use Wine as we speak, but konsole -e wine %f or sh -c 'wine %f' might be needed for the Exec line.
If someone can confirm Exec=wine %f works, please comment.
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When you right-click on the .exe file, you go to "Open with application with", then you select WINE.
answered Jan 20 at 18:05
erinniserinnis
674
In caseexefiles are not run as expected on (double) click (case implied by the OP, otherwise the question makes no sense), it might also be that no "Wine" program appears when trying to select it from "Open with".
– user47206
2 days ago
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When you right-click on the .exe file, you go to "Open with application with", then you select WINE.
answered Jan 20 at 18:05
erinniserinnis
674
In caseexefiles are not run as expected on (double) click (case implied by the OP, otherwise the question makes no sense), it might also be that no "Wine" program appears when trying to select it from "Open with".
– user47206
2 days ago
add a comment |
When you right-click on the .exe file, you go to "Open with application with", then you select WINE.
answered Jan 20 at 18:05
erinniserinnis
674
When you right-click on the .exe file, you go to "Open with application with", then you select WINE.
answered Jan 20 at 18:05
erinniserinnis
674
answered Jan 20 at 18:05
erinniserinnis
674
answered Jan 20 at 18:05
erinniserinnis
674
answered Jan 20 at 18:05
erinniserinnis
674
674
In caseexefiles are not run as expected on (double) click (case implied by the OP, otherwise the question makes no sense), it might also be that no "Wine" program appears when trying to select it from "Open with".
– user47206
2 days ago
add a comment |
In caseexefiles are not run as expected on (double) click (case implied by the OP, otherwise the question makes no sense), it might also be that no "Wine" program appears when trying to select it from "Open with".
– user47206
2 days ago
In case
exe files are not run as expected on (double) click (case implied by the OP, otherwise the question makes no sense), it might also be that no "Wine" program appears when trying to select it from "Open with".– user47206
2 days ago
In case
exe files are not run as expected on (double) click (case implied by the OP, otherwise the question makes no sense), it might also be that no "Wine" program appears when trying to select it from "Open with".– user47206
2 days ago
add a comment |
Normally simply executing the exe file with (double) click in the file manager should run it through Wine. If for some reason that doesn't happen (beside trying to re-install Wine in order to get the expected behavior) you could do the following:
In terminal run wine path_to_file.exe.
In order to run it with (double) click: create a ~/.local/share/application/wine.desktop file with the lines like
[Desktop Entry]
Exec=wine %f
Name=Run in Wine
Mimetype=application/x-dosexec
Categories=System;Settings;
then make Run in Wine the default "application" for exe files (in Dolphin: Properties > (tab) General > Add).
Alternatively, create a ~.local/share/kservices5/ServiceMenus/run_wine.desktop like
[Desktop Entry]
Actions=wine
Mimetype=application/x-dosexec
ServiceTypes=KonqPopupMenu/Plugin
Type=Service
X-KDE-Priority=TopLevel
[Desktop Action wine]
Exec=wine %f
Name=Run in Wine
Icon=wine
in order to have a right-click context menu option ("Service Menu") in Dolphin.
I cannot test now, as I don't use Wine as we speak, but konsole -e wine %f or sh -c 'wine %f' might be needed for the Exec line.
If someone can confirm Exec=wine %f works, please comment.
add a comment |
Normally simply executing the exe file with (double) click in the file manager should run it through Wine. If for some reason that doesn't happen (beside trying to re-install Wine in order to get the expected behavior) you could do the following:
In terminal run wine path_to_file.exe.
In order to run it with (double) click: create a ~/.local/share/application/wine.desktop file with the lines like
[Desktop Entry]
Exec=wine %f
Name=Run in Wine
Mimetype=application/x-dosexec
Categories=System;Settings;
then make Run in Wine the default "application" for exe files (in Dolphin: Properties > (tab) General > Add).
Alternatively, create a ~.local/share/kservices5/ServiceMenus/run_wine.desktop like
[Desktop Entry]
Actions=wine
Mimetype=application/x-dosexec
ServiceTypes=KonqPopupMenu/Plugin
Type=Service
X-KDE-Priority=TopLevel
[Desktop Action wine]
Exec=wine %f
Name=Run in Wine
Icon=wine
in order to have a right-click context menu option ("Service Menu") in Dolphin.
I cannot test now, as I don't use Wine as we speak, but konsole -e wine %f or sh -c 'wine %f' might be needed for the Exec line.
If someone can confirm Exec=wine %f works, please comment.
add a comment |
Normally simply executing the exe file with (double) click in the file manager should run it through Wine. If for some reason that doesn't happen (beside trying to re-install Wine in order to get the expected behavior) you could do the following:
In terminal run wine path_to_file.exe.
In order to run it with (double) click: create a ~/.local/share/application/wine.desktop file with the lines like
[Desktop Entry]
Exec=wine %f
Name=Run in Wine
Mimetype=application/x-dosexec
Categories=System;Settings;
then make Run in Wine the default "application" for exe files (in Dolphin: Properties > (tab) General > Add).
Alternatively, create a ~.local/share/kservices5/ServiceMenus/run_wine.desktop like
[Desktop Entry]
Actions=wine
Mimetype=application/x-dosexec
ServiceTypes=KonqPopupMenu/Plugin
Type=Service
X-KDE-Priority=TopLevel
[Desktop Action wine]
Exec=wine %f
Name=Run in Wine
Icon=wine
in order to have a right-click context menu option ("Service Menu") in Dolphin.
I cannot test now, as I don't use Wine as we speak, but konsole -e wine %f or sh -c 'wine %f' might be needed for the Exec line.
If someone can confirm Exec=wine %f works, please comment.
Normally simply executing the exe file with (double) click in the file manager should run it through Wine. If for some reason that doesn't happen (beside trying to re-install Wine in order to get the expected behavior) you could do the following:
In terminal run wine path_to_file.exe.
In order to run it with (double) click: create a ~/.local/share/application/wine.desktop file with the lines like
[Desktop Entry]
Exec=wine %f
Name=Run in Wine
Mimetype=application/x-dosexec
Categories=System;Settings;
then make Run in Wine the default "application" for exe files (in Dolphin: Properties > (tab) General > Add).
Alternatively, create a ~.local/share/kservices5/ServiceMenus/run_wine.desktop like
[Desktop Entry]
Actions=wine
Mimetype=application/x-dosexec
ServiceTypes=KonqPopupMenu/Plugin
Type=Service
X-KDE-Priority=TopLevel
[Desktop Action wine]
Exec=wine %f
Name=Run in Wine
Icon=wine
in order to have a right-click context menu option ("Service Menu") in Dolphin.
I cannot test now, as I don't use Wine as we speak, but konsole -e wine %f or sh -c 'wine %f' might be needed for the Exec line.
If someone can confirm Exec=wine %f works, please comment.
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If wine is installed correctly, double click an executive file will open that file using wine by default. Please edit your question and provide more details, such as the version of Ubuntu, how did you install wine, what happens when you double click on an executive file?
– user68186
Jan 20 at 17:34
Should your title say "How can I use Wine..." rather than "mime"?
– CentaurusA
Jan 21 at 2:22
1
@user68186 - In Kubuntu 18.04 I had the same problem with the stable wine version installed, had to create a desktop file as indicated in my answer below.
– user47206
2 days ago
@CentaurusA - I have simply edited the title to make things clear.
– user47206
2 days ago