Emmanuel Maillard wrote:
If you build your package in standard path (/usr/local for example) you may not need DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH (see man dyld for default path).
This is good, but we should be using the packages in /usr/X11/lib first. Let me check if this is set on my system. I thought and confirmed it is not. This would need to be set in the session(s) that Wine would be running in.
If you make a complete bundle for Wine, you'll need it, but it may be set dynamically, while initializing wine lib, see get_runtime_libdir.
That is one solution.
Now using a bundle or an installer for packing Wine ? IMHO bundles are more friendly to end users.
Bundles are WAY more friendly than using the installer. Installer programs are meant to remain on the system.
James McKenzie