Posted by: Anurag Panda on: May 2, 2008
Few of us like to play standalone flash based games or some of us have to view flash based programs bundled either from some CD distributor or with a Magazine CD. Some of them run very well in vanilla installation of WINE but few of them need other Windows components and cannot run well under WINE in Linux.
However now running Flash based programs in Linux using WINE is a child’s play. You can play any flash based game or flash based interface in WINE by following the subsequent steps:
wine <flash-program>.exe
You can also drag and drop the program from file manager to the terminal and precede it by wine command. In Ubuntu at least, you can run WINE Windows programs by double clicking it.
Your flash program should run now.
[...] After that, i copied the folder that was created on my windows machine, to my Ubuntu. Tried to run the exe with wine again, but still no cigar. I looked around on the internet some more and found this post: http://dogbuntu.wordpress.com/2008/05/02/running-flash-exes-in-ubuntu-or-any-other-linux-with-wine/ [...]
February 9, 2009 at 1:55 pm
Hi!
thank you for the instructions! I was having troubles getting a flash game to run on my ubunut Intrepid and following your instructions did the trick!
thx again!