#Wine notepad problem
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You can hunt for that and delete it, or uninstall Wine with apt purge instead of apt remove. This will get rid of all associated files of a package along with the package, including configuration.
I have tried purge it did not work
Did you install it via Flatpak?
No terminal
Did you even change anything in Wine configuration?
I don't actually know much about Wine, but this looks a configuration issue. It will absolutely put a number of seemingly random files somewhere whenever you run something, it is just not supposed to use the Desktop for that.
Yeah I have tried running scp containment breach through wine and this happened
if u can spare the time to install leafpad it will work same as windows notepad but doesnt need WINE
I will but why does it do this file on my desktop how can I remove it?
show a screenshot of the file, use the included screenshot tool found in start menu
also, right click the file, do properties
I would open for example open with than notepad and it does this
show a ss of the general properties, and of the Permissions tab
also, where is the notepad.exe file residing?
How can I check?
idk u should know where u had put it
I didnt touch it tbh
what is that folder u just showed properties for?
that's not a file, please call it a folder, or directory
Okay sorry
and it's huge
The folder keeps being made when doing open with
how are u even launching notepad ? how did it even get there in first place?
I was customising my config for sober than did open with notepad and saw it keeps doing this folder
With everything it does open with notepad makes this
well idk where this "notepad" even comes from , if it's a sober thing
Its not it runs from wine
use "open with text editor" from now on
Alright thank you
Alright but I dont get why the folder is being made
u should be able to delete the folder off desktop if ur user account is ss
unknown black magic of WINE. perhaps google the issue
I keep deleting it but it seems wine keeps making it
Yeah I have tried
use "open with text editor" from now on
from actual linux file manager
not from the fake explorer thing that wine gives
install leafpad if u dont like linux mint cinnamon's xed (text editor)
Alright thank you