Ove Kaaven wrote: > David Liontooth wrote: >> Ove Kaaven wrote: >>> David Liontooth wrote: >>>> Package: wine >>>> Version: 0.9.30-1 >>>> Severity: normal >>>> >>>> >>>> /usr/share/doc/wine/README.Debian includes the following paragraph: >>>> >>>> Also note that Wine for Debian is set up to use the winelauncher >>>> wrapper by default. This is both for convenience (it asks you to >>>> run winecfg), and because I've installed some Wine components >>>> that users aren't supposed to run directly into /usr/lib/wine >>>> instead of /usr/bin, and the script is needed to tell Wine >>>> where to find them. Also, it warns you if Wine is invoked from >>>> your mail reader or web browser, to help you avoid trojans, >>>> viruses, and worms. >>>> >>>> Could you rewrite this to reflect current reality? >>> And what reality is that? >> winelauncher doesn't appear to exist in Debian at all > > Yes it does... It's called /usr/bin/wine. Fine -- for those not in the know, it would be useful to be told that /usr/bin/wine is referred to as "the winelauncher wrapper". I had no idea, and a search of debian packages doesn't find a file by that name, so you'd need to have some familiarity with the wine project to know.
The README could usefully tell the user which command to issue to launch wine the first time. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
