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Or the Wine provided by your Linux distribution. I would like to know if it's caused by PoL/the runtime.
What is the definition of "works"? Is it sufficient if it installs without crashing?
Can you create issues for each failing verb? It will be easier to track.
I will try to test it next week. Otherwise it should also be enough if we check that it installs in any container via the verbs tab.
I've tested PhysX by installing it from the verbs tab.
I believe @qparis had something like this in mind. I remember him talking about pushing updates. This is probably a point which should be described as part of PlayOnLinux/POL-POM-5#611
@qparis @madoar let's decide on this. I don't think it's a good idea to automatically update existing containers. It might potentially break formerly running applications.
https://github.com/PhoenicisOrg/phoenicis/blob/466fa3a0e88720699e8f40c1926a98f839963d47/phoenicis-tools/src/main/java/org/phoenicis/tools/files/FileSearcher.java#L37 does indeed return a list of files. Replacing https://github.com/PhoenicisOrg/scripts/blob/fe1f1234980267e48c5f06c7ad7b508e5167e3cf/Applications/Games/Road%20Rash/Online/script.js#L16 with ```Javascript new Regedit(wine).open(registryFile[0].getAbsolutePath()); ``` should work.
Just to be clear: if I do not add the runtime to `LD_LIBRARY_PATH`, everything works. So I can't imagine that a system library is missing.
If we do not add the runtime to `LD_LIBRARY_PATH`, the whole point of having a runtime is defeated because it will not be used.