Best way to start a Wine APP from terminal [ commandline ]

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To all of us who use wine, there are times where we need to start a wine application [ windows application to be ran in wine on Linux ] from terminal. Most us will try to start it my issuing the command.

user@localhost$ wine

Although it will start the app, but most of the time the application crashes or send error some dll is missing or sometime just not works without informing anything. This is not the best way to start a wine app.

The best way is that using two more option to wine while call it. The options are 'start' and '/unix' as follow,

user@localhost$ wine start /unix

Issuing the above command will success fully start the app.

Note: 
  • Reason for this is that, while issuing wine , the local dll files will not be set to lib path for wine.
  • So adding the two option will inform the wine to load the local dll files too.

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