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I love british culture but I can't stand british "people".
I love british culture but I can't stand british "people".
Ok, so I have a program that I developed for Windows and I wanna use it on Linux. The program itself works fine under Wine, but the way I structured the whole thing is a bit weird and "unconventional", and I wanted to know if I can replicate this on Linux.
I don't know how to explain it, but there's how the whole thing works:
First, I have a 'main' program folder, for example "C:\MyProgramMaster". Inside this folder is the main executable and all the DLLs it need to function, that's all. I don't actually run the program from this folder directly. This folder is also in the global environment variable, so all DLLs inside it are accessible to every program in the system.
Second, I have multiple folders from which I actually run my program, example of one such folder "C:\MyProgramInstance1". Initially this folder is empty, but then I create a shortcut where the 'Target' is "C:\MyProgramMaster\MyProgram.exe" and the 'Start in' is C:\MyProgramInstance1. When I run my program through this shortcut, it will start writing the data, config and other disposable files to "C:\MyProgramInstance1" instead of "C:\MyProgramMaster".
I know this all looks a bit weird, but there are reasons why I'm doing things this way, which I don't wanna get into here to not derail the conversation.
Is this setup replicable with Wine on Linux? I'm not sure how to do this 'current directory override' with Wine so that it can access the necessary DLLs from a different working folder. I also don't wanna have to place these DLLs inside the Wine prefix folder e.g. "~/.wine".
In future I pretend to properly port this program to Linux, but right now I don' have the time. Technically, I managed to port it to C++/GTK, but there are a lot of bugs, mostly UI ones, that I don't have the time right now to fix.
I don't know how to explain it, but there's how the whole thing works:
First, I have a 'main' program folder, for example "C:\MyProgramMaster". Inside this folder is the main executable and all the DLLs it need to function, that's all. I don't actually run the program from this folder directly. This folder is also in the global environment variable, so all DLLs inside it are accessible to every program in the system.
Second, I have multiple folders from which I actually run my program, example of one such folder "C:\MyProgramInstance1". Initially this folder is empty, but then I create a shortcut where the 'Target' is "C:\MyProgramMaster\MyProgram.exe" and the 'Start in' is C:\MyProgramInstance1. When I run my program through this shortcut, it will start writing the data, config and other disposable files to "C:\MyProgramInstance1" instead of "C:\MyProgramMaster".
I know this all looks a bit weird, but there are reasons why I'm doing things this way, which I don't wanna get into here to not derail the conversation.
Is this setup replicable with Wine on Linux? I'm not sure how to do this 'current directory override' with Wine so that it can access the necessary DLLs from a different working folder. I also don't wanna have to place these DLLs inside the Wine prefix folder e.g. "~/.wine".
In future I pretend to properly port this program to Linux, but right now I don' have the time. Technically, I managed to port it to C++/GTK, but there are a lot of bugs, mostly UI ones, that I don't have the time right now to fix.
>buy a new phone
>only language options are United States English and Canadian English
What the fuck is Canadian English?
>only language options are United States English and Canadian English
What the fuck is Canadian English?