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No .desktop files #7
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Sadly exporting .desktop files is not possible, at least not atm. flatpak/xdg-desktop-portal#696 will open up possibility for this, but even then it'll still require significant amount of work on Wine itself. |
I guess on the bright side, most people probably don't run that many apps with Wine. I just use one and found it was easy enough to create a desktop entry. For anyone looking to do the same, here's a decent template: name of file = program_name.desktop [Desktop Entry] It only takes a few mins to set up and then you're basically set. If you ever remove the program you'll also need to manually delete your .desktop file too, otherwise it will continue to show up in your menu, but not work. |
The only app I run from wine is microsoft office. |
winezgui frontend is for org.winehq.Wine and it handles desktop shortcuts . https://github.com/fastrizwaan/flatpak-wine |
After installing a program with wine, you have to manually start it via the command line by typing 'flatpak run org.winehq.Wine (path to program)'. Wine does create a .desktop file but it doesn't seem to be recognized by start menus. It looks like the .desktop file uses program paths and prefixes associated with the non-flatpak wine. With that, .desktop files aren't recognized by default. Could this be fixed so that .desktop files use flatpak paths instead?
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