Problem encountered while trying to launch the app via Wine.
Problem encountered while trying to launch the app via Wine.
I put in TMNF (Trackmania Nations Forever) and everything worked fine until I tried installing grapejuice, which lets you install Roblox on Linux, and then I lost access to TMNF. That happened on Pop OS 22.04.
Execute those two commands from different directories. By default your setup (often called a bottle) is ~/.wine or ~/.wine64. Once TMNF is running, switch to ~/.tmnf and run the executable with WINEPREFIX=~/.tmnf. Using wine can be tricky, but it’s safer than juggling many sandboxes. When I was playing WoW on Linux, I’d update a script to change the prefix each time wine was updated, so if issues arose I could simply ignore that version. Today Steam and Proton handle things well with separate prefixes per game, so I no longer rely on this method.
Alternatively, you might adjust the menu file. When you feel like skipping steps, set up a ~/bin/tmnf file so you only need to launch it instead of recalling commands like: touch ~/bin/tmnf chmod u+r ~/bin/tmnf echo "#!/bin/bash" >> ~/bin/tmnf echo "WINEPREFIX=~/.tmnf wine \"[path to exe]\"" >> ~/bin/tmnf then simply run tmnf or use ~/bin/tmnf if needed."
Create the directory ~/bin first, then add the command to your .bashrc file. This updates the search path so you can run your scripts directly from the terminal without full paths.