Wine 0.9.60 gave me the impression that this has been fixed. The release notes said:
- Better support for launching apps from Unix file managers.
Vincent Povirk (2):
start.exe: Add /Unix switch for native file managers.
tools: Modify wine.desktop to use start.exe /unix.
So, with the latest 0.9.61 under Kubuntu, I tried:
1) Clean Wine prefix (by deleting .wine and running wineprefixcreate)
2) Install Word Viewer (installer creates a shortcut in KMenu. Good.)
3) Associate *.doc with the .desktop file associated with Word Viewer.
4) Click on a *doc file.
Result:
Word Viewer opens but still no file loaded.
Next, I tried adding start.exe /Unix to the .desktop file's command line. That is, modifying the command line from
It still doesn't work.
Wine 0.9.60 gave me the impression that this has been fixed. The release notes said:
- Better support for launching apps from Unix file managers.
Vincent Povirk (2):
start.exe: Add /Unix switch for native file managers.
tools: Modify wine.desktop to use start.exe /unix.
So, with the latest 0.9.61 under Kubuntu, I tried:
1) Clean Wine prefix (by deleting .wine and running wineprefixcreate)
2) Install Word Viewer (installer creates a shortcut in KMenu. Good.)
3) Associate *.doc with the .desktop file associated with Word Viewer.
4) Click on a *doc file.
Result:
Word Viewer opens but still no file loaded.
Next, I tried adding start.exe /Unix to the .desktop file's command line. That is, modifying the command line from
env WINEPREFIX= "/home/ bamm/.wine" wine "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\ OFFICE11\ WORDVIEW. EXE"
to
env WINEPREFIX= "/home/ bamm/.wine" wine start.exe /Unix "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\ OFFICE11\ WORDVIEW. EXE" %U
Result:
Word Viewer opens but still no file loaded.
So it looks like the solution posted didn't work.