FAQ
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- 1 How do I find out if a game will run on PlayOnLinux/PlayOnMac?
- 2 How to move PlayOnLinux virtual drives to another disk (with more free space)?
- 3 How can I post a bug report?
- 4 How can I contribute an installer for an application?
- 5 How do I request a version of Wine with a certain patch?
- 6 Where does PlayOnLinux store it's virtual drives and cache?
- 7 How do I run Wine/POL as root or sudo?
- 8 My post was closed with a semi-automated reply? What did I break?
- 9 Bash; I really want to know more
- 10 Python; I really want to know more
How do I find out if a game will run on PlayOnLinux/PlayOnMac?
Excellent question. Since POL/POM is a front-end for Wine, the first place to check, besides our Supported Software section, is WineHQ's AppDB. There are many, many entries for a lot of software. If it is even remotely popular, and people have attempted to use it through Wine, it will likely be listed there.
How to move PlayOnLinux virtual drives to another disk (with more free space)?
Read the advanced topic here:
How can I post a bug report?
How can I contribute an installer for an application?
- First, you would want to read our scripters tutorial here: Scripting tutorial
- Then once you have written and tested a script, and it is working, follow the instructions here to submit it to us: How to Contribute a Script
How do I request a version of Wine with a certain patch?
Where does PlayOnLinux store it's virtual drives and cache?
All virtual drives are created and store here:
~/.PlayOnLinux/wineprefix/
The other files for Wine versions, resources, and components cache are located in ~/.PlayOnLinux/
How do I run Wine/POL as root or sudo?
You don't. You should never, ever run Wine or POL as root or using sudo, or any other privilege escalation mechanism.
My post was closed with a semi-automated reply? What did I break?
Nothing. What that means is that your post is lacking information that we need to troubleshoot, or possibly violates our terms of service.
Check the following links to make sure that you didn't accidentally violate ToS, and that you are posting the information required:
