I am using Zorin OS 16 Core 64 bit
I have installed Wine, and it worked fine, but I have a question...
When I run an EXE, every time I get a confirmation screen that says the following....
Filename.exe is an unknown Windows application.
Your computer and personal data can be vulnerable by running applications from unknown sources.
Some Windows applications may not be compatible with Windows Application Support.
every time I have to give the permission with the button...
Run FileName.exe in all ways.
Is there a way to make this EXE run without this confirmation window appearing???
Since with some distributions of both debian and ubuntu, which I don't remember now, it runs it directly for me.
I'm a programmer, and every time I compile source code, I have to give him permission to test it.
I don't know if I have to log in as an administrator, or if there is a way to configure it.
But PlayOnLinux doesn't work for me, I know it, but I can't be adding each exe to PlayOnLinux, think that in programming, you have to program and run the EXE to see if it works.
In Debian this window doesn't appear, and I don't remember that other distros also executed it directly for me, I think it's more about setting permissions or something else.
If it is for an installation of a program, nothing happens, but if it is to test the executables that you compile when you program, it is annoying to have to accept each time.
Hmm. That should work fine.
Ok, I missed your pic earlier.
So, from my instructions here: How to run EXEs with Wine, without getting the confirmation screen ?? - #4 by carmar
When you right click on the EXE file you get a menu, at the bottom is Properties, when you left click on Properties, you get a window with one tab being Open With?
Another way to that is Right click EXE —> Open With (second choice from top) -> Other Application -> select Wine Windows Program Loader
I’m using Nemo instead of Nautilus/Thunar but the menus will be about the same.
Btw, if you manage to get the above menus but do not see Wine Windows Program Loader, then click Other Application (“Ver todas..”) and it should give you a field at the bottom to enter a custom executable. Here you will enter /opt/wine-stable/bin/wine and click Ok. Then go back to try clicking the EXE file again.
I don't see the Wine Windows program loader, but when I installed and tried other linux distros, I've come to see it, maybe also in Zorin, maybe I have to update Wine.
I also don't get any text box, so I can write /opt/wine-stable/bin/wine
When do you do it??? you run the EXE without getting the window that I get???
Thank you Carmar.
I'll look online to see if anyone has found it.
The strange thing is that it didn't happen to me with a debian-based distro. I will try on my father's computer that has mint, but I don't know if it will have wine installed.
Unfortunately, I have never tried Debian, so I cannot opine.
It has been too long since I was on Core for me to remember the Nautilus configuration. Does clicking “Buscar..” allow you a choice?
Sorry, I’m probably not helping.
Do not worry!!!
If you have helped me :), some things I did not know.
That's what happens when you boot into other operating systems.
I will do something wrong, since you say that you can run an EXE without getting the confirmation screen, I think it was the last of the 4 that I have put.
In any case, with time I'll get it, I'm sure it's a configuration thing, or that I have to enter as an administrator, who knows!
I need that, because I make programs in FreeBasic for Windows, but I do it from Linux, since with XP I was limited to depending on which programs no longer worked for me, like Thunderbird, or being able to enter Google Sites, since the Firefox browser of XP was no longer supported.
In fact, my 2 children have Windows 10, and it is super slow for them, so I am also going to install Linux for them, surely Zorin OS, since they like it and so we will use the same distro for all 3.
Although it is difficult because they are in Ecuador, and I am in Spain, we do everything for TeamWeaver.
Ok, finally got around to getting you the screenshots.
I'm on Z15 XFCE (Lite), Nemo file manager, Wine 6, but it shouldn't make a difference. Using red and green rectangles to show what selections I was referring to earlier.
Glad to hear. If it works now then please mark this thread as solved.
Update - thanks for marking. I changed the marked solution from this post to the now marked one because I think that was the resolution. If you feel otherwise, please feel free to change again.
