SexSim on linux

[nikolasar]

This is not  a question  but  I am running  SexSim  on linux and  I discover  some nice  thinks  that I want to share them with you so.
I have an HP cq60 32B (300 GB ROM ,2 GB RAM  ,CPU  & GPU  intel chipset series 4000)  for people that know  we talk for a 6 to 7 years laptop.
 I have install Linux  Xubuntu 14.10 ( the latest) and  wine  1.7 ( a program  to run windows programs in linux),now the  difficult hard part.
Open the sexsim.exe file with  wine  in the section that ask you  where to install it  leave it as it ease  *(C:/Sexsim)  if you  install it  in a different file  the Login button will not work  and it will be the first error in the game
Do the same  with any add on .
Now  the big problem is with  user great characters the file of sexsim folder is hide  to open it . You have 2 options
1st write the  path  in the address bar   of your File explorer (nautilus for me )  it will be  "home/user/.wine"
2nd  Inside of your  home  folder** "/home/user" push in your keyboard  the  ctrl+H  to unhide  the folders  and look a folder with the name .wine.
be-carefull after the .wine  the folder   do not open the  drive_c  but the dosdevices if you transfer  the files of the  user great  character  inside on the drive_c folder you will have the missing files err
 from the dosdevices folder  choose c and then  the sexsim folder.

*.If you are familiar  with  the  wine and you have great a different  virtual driver  the  C will change to your different  driver
** the user path  can be  change in the installation progress  to the name that you have choose  for example  the user  at my pc has the name nikola so the path is C:/home/nikola

[theevilone]

You're not entirely accurate here - you say to go through the dosdevices folder when writing data for sexsim to the data directory.

See, in Ubuntu 14.x and Wine 1.7.33, dosdevices/c is actually just a symlink.  It actually points to /home/$USER/$WINEPREFIX/drive_c/...

So, in the case of user `foobarbaz` and a default wine prefix, you'd end up at /home/foobarbaz/.wine/drive_c/...

What makes you say it doesn't work any other way?  (It's also not hidden - most users don't want to see a thousand . folders in their home directory - it's easy to unhide it with ctrl+h or whatever XFCE shortcut there is).



And you know why I'm actually right?  I do a lot of Ubuntu development.  And I mean quite a lot.