chmod +x install.sh
Result: sudo dpkg -i npp.deb installs Notepad++ to your Linux system.
The alien manual explicitly states that for .tgz format, it will generate a package containing the same files, which only works well if the .tgz file has for Linux. Using a .exe here will result in a broken package. how to convert exe to deb
Open your terminal and run sudo apt install wine64 .
sudo dpkg -i my-wine-app_1.0.deb
sudo apt update sudo apt install wine
WINEPREFIX="$HOME/wine-apps/myapp" wine myapp-installer.exe chmod +x install
Open a terminal and run:
#!/bin/bash # Set Wine prefix (optional, isolates this app's Wine config) export WINEPREFIX="$HOME/.wine-myapp" # Run the .exe file wine /usr/share/myapp/your-application.exe "$@" how to convert exe to deb
Ensure all file paths in your launch script are absolute ( /usr/share/myapp/ ) and not relative.