http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7663
------- Additional Comments From rmh@aybabtu.com 2007-12-03 15:12 ------- @ comment #8: I was referring to: - User opens Windows Explorer - User navigates through c:\Program Files\WOTR and clicks on Rings_Demo.exe
This results in Windows executing Rings_Demo.exe _with_ absolute path.
OTOH, in the following situation (e.g. in GNOME):
- User opens nautilus - User navigates through ~/.wine/drive_c/etc.. and clicks on Rings_Demo.exe
GNOME will pass the following to wine:
- current dir: $HOME - argv[1]: absolute path to Rings_Demo.exe
which, unless converted to win32 form, is not consistent with the Windows behaviour. This is also inconvenient for command-line users running "wine $HOME/.wine/drive_c/..../Rings_Demo.exe" (the equivalent of that is a full path IMHO).
OTOH, on Windows, Rings_Demo.exe will always work unless you run it via cmd.exe from the game directory (using a relative path), or if you hack the *.lnk file as you described.