[CalcProgrammer1]

I want to make desktop shortcuts to a Windows app in Linux. Because of my small (60GB) hard drive and a 2GB program, I'd like to just mount my Windows partition and run the apps out of it using Wine.

I have media/disk as the Windows drive, and it's set in Winecfg to associate C: with /media/disk. Using winefile, I can pull up C:, navigate to Program Files, and run games and apps normally, and they'll get the right path.

However, when I use the "wine" commandline option, it doesn't work.

"wine "C:/Program Files/LucasArts/Star Wars Jedi Knight Jedi Academy/GameData/jamp.exe" " results in the game console saying it can't find the maps or data directory, because Wine is showing it as being in C:/windows/system32 or something like that.

How do you go about fixing this?

[Disillusion]

The program might not be able to run under Wine.

Or, I'd just get rid of that setting in Winecfg and set the launcher command to be

wine "/media/disk/Program Files/LucasArts/Star Wars Jedi Knight Jedi Academy/GameData/jamp.exe"

[CalcProgrammer1]

That's what I tried originally, but the program would load and then say it couldn't find a config file. I fixed it though, had to make a shell file. First, cd to the directory of the EXE, then just "wine jamp.exe" and it worked.