Adding Note for LM22 and how to add wine64 to the PATH variable.

[Kwyrky]

The script mentioned on this page https://docs.monogame.net/articles/getting_started/1_setting_up_your_development_environment_unix.html at the bottom did not work because it could not find the wine64 binary. To make it work the correct directory of the wine64 binary needs to be added either to the PATH variable or a symlink needs to be added to a directory which is already in the current PATH.

[harry-cpp]

The script should be updated to try and look for wine64 in a separate folder instead of modifying the docs.

Closing this and opening up #35 so we can keep track of this issue.

Thanks for reporting the issue.

[AristurtleDev]

The script should be updated to try and look for wine64 in a separate folder instead of modifying the docs.

@harry-cpp the setup script checks for the existence of wine64 by using the command itself. If it’s installed correctly, which means it’s added to $PATH, or in a directory that’s in $PATH, then that verifies it:

If the script is updated to check if it’s installed in different locations, that will work, but then later mgcb will fail when it attempts to compile shaders because the command isn’t in $PATH.

Users should ensure the wine64 command is valid in $PATH, the script shouldn’t be updated to check various locations. We can’t account for every possible location a user may install it.