Wineskin: where does it download and install wine-mono and gecko?











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I've started using Wineskin and, when I created the first wrapper, it told me that it couldn't find mono and gecko and that it could download and install them for me. The prompts were X11 modals managed by Wine.



It downloaded and installed them, and I can find them in the created wrappers, but I don't know where the source files have been downloaded to. They're not in ~/Library/Application Support/Wineskin.



I want to know where they are just because I don't want to leave behind useless large files when I'm done with Wineskin.






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  • I can't create new tags, but I think that this question needs the wineskin tag. Can anyone create it for me please?
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  • I'm pretty darn sure it's inside of the wrapper. If you transfer the wrapper to a new machine, the wrapper will work without redownloading anything (as is the purpose of Wineskin).
    – Wowfunhappy
    Dec 5 at 21:23






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    there you go wineskin tag
    – Buscar웃
    Dec 5 at 21:47










  • Thanks @Buscar웃
    – tompave
    Dec 5 at 22:08






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    yes @Wowfunhappy, they're in the wrappers, but since it doesn't prompt me to download them every time, it must have stored them somewhere so that it can reuse them. I'm trying to find out where.
    – tompave
    Dec 5 at 22:09















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I've started using Wineskin and, when I created the first wrapper, it told me that it couldn't find mono and gecko and that it could download and install them for me. The prompts were X11 modals managed by Wine.



It downloaded and installed them, and I can find them in the created wrappers, but I don't know where the source files have been downloaded to. They're not in ~/Library/Application Support/Wineskin.



I want to know where they are just because I don't want to leave behind useless large files when I'm done with Wineskin.






wine mono windows







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  • I can't create new tags, but I think that this question needs the wineskin tag. Can anyone create it for me please?
    – tompave
    Dec 5 at 21:20










  • I'm pretty darn sure it's inside of the wrapper. If you transfer the wrapper to a new machine, the wrapper will work without redownloading anything (as is the purpose of Wineskin).
    – Wowfunhappy
    Dec 5 at 21:23






  • 1




    there you go wineskin tag
    – Buscar웃
    Dec 5 at 21:47










  • Thanks @Buscar웃
    – tompave
    Dec 5 at 22:08






  • 1




    yes @Wowfunhappy, they're in the wrappers, but since it doesn't prompt me to download them every time, it must have stored them somewhere so that it can reuse them. I'm trying to find out where.
    – tompave
    Dec 5 at 22:09













up vote
2
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up vote
2
down vote

favorite











I've started using Wineskin and, when I created the first wrapper, it told me that it couldn't find mono and gecko and that it could download and install them for me. The prompts were X11 modals managed by Wine.



It downloaded and installed them, and I can find them in the created wrappers, but I don't know where the source files have been downloaded to. They're not in ~/Library/Application Support/Wineskin.



I want to know where they are just because I don't want to leave behind useless large files when I'm done with Wineskin.






wine mono windows







share|improve this question















I've started using Wineskin and, when I created the first wrapper, it told me that it couldn't find mono and gecko and that it could download and install them for me. The prompts were X11 modals managed by Wine.



It downloaded and installed them, and I can find them in the created wrappers, but I don't know where the source files have been downloaded to. They're not in ~/Library/Application Support/Wineskin.



I want to know where they are just because I don't want to leave behind useless large files when I'm done with Wineskin.






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  • I can't create new tags, but I think that this question needs the wineskin tag. Can anyone create it for me please?
    – tompave
    Dec 5 at 21:20










  • I'm pretty darn sure it's inside of the wrapper. If you transfer the wrapper to a new machine, the wrapper will work without redownloading anything (as is the purpose of Wineskin).
    – Wowfunhappy
    Dec 5 at 21:23






  • 1




    there you go wineskin tag
    – Buscar웃
    Dec 5 at 21:47










  • Thanks @Buscar웃
    – tompave
    Dec 5 at 22:08






  • 1




    yes @Wowfunhappy, they're in the wrappers, but since it doesn't prompt me to download them every time, it must have stored them somewhere so that it can reuse them. I'm trying to find out where.
    – tompave
    Dec 5 at 22:09


















  • I can't create new tags, but I think that this question needs the wineskin tag. Can anyone create it for me please?
    – tompave
    Dec 5 at 21:20










  • I'm pretty darn sure it's inside of the wrapper. If you transfer the wrapper to a new machine, the wrapper will work without redownloading anything (as is the purpose of Wineskin).
    – Wowfunhappy
    Dec 5 at 21:23






  • 1




    there you go wineskin tag
    – Buscar웃
    Dec 5 at 21:47










  • Thanks @Buscar웃
    – tompave
    Dec 5 at 22:08






  • 1




    yes @Wowfunhappy, they're in the wrappers, but since it doesn't prompt me to download them every time, it must have stored them somewhere so that it can reuse them. I'm trying to find out where.
    – tompave
    Dec 5 at 22:09
















I can't create new tags, but I think that this question needs the wineskin tag. Can anyone create it for me please?
– tompave
Dec 5 at 21:20




I can't create new tags, but I think that this question needs the wineskin tag. Can anyone create it for me please?
– tompave
Dec 5 at 21:20












I'm pretty darn sure it's inside of the wrapper. If you transfer the wrapper to a new machine, the wrapper will work without redownloading anything (as is the purpose of Wineskin).
– Wowfunhappy
Dec 5 at 21:23




I'm pretty darn sure it's inside of the wrapper. If you transfer the wrapper to a new machine, the wrapper will work without redownloading anything (as is the purpose of Wineskin).
– Wowfunhappy
Dec 5 at 21:23




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there you go wineskin tag
– Buscar웃
Dec 5 at 21:47




there you go wineskin tag
– Buscar웃
Dec 5 at 21:47












Thanks @Buscar웃
– tompave
Dec 5 at 22:08




Thanks @Buscar웃
– tompave
Dec 5 at 22:08




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yes @Wowfunhappy, they're in the wrappers, but since it doesn't prompt me to download them every time, it must have stored them somewhere so that it can reuse them. I'm trying to find out where.
– tompave
Dec 5 at 22:09




yes @Wowfunhappy, they're in the wrappers, but since it doesn't prompt me to download them every time, it must have stored them somewhere so that it can reuse them. I'm trying to find out where.
– tompave
Dec 5 at 22:09










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I've kept digging and I've located them in ~/.cache/wine/, which contains wine-mono-4.7.1.msi and wine_gecko-2.47-x86.msi, both created when I created the first wrapper.






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  • You can accept your own answer by the way ;)
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  • I guess I will, since it might be useful to others too.
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  • @Manchineel it's not possible to accept one's own answer until two days have passed since the question was posted.
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  • oh I see sorry, I didn't know
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I've kept digging and I've located them in ~/.cache/wine/, which contains wine-mono-4.7.1.msi and wine_gecko-2.47-x86.msi, both created when I created the first wrapper.






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  • You can accept your own answer by the way ;)
    – Manchineel
    Dec 5 at 22:26










  • I guess I will, since it might be useful to others too.
    – tompave
    Dec 6 at 8:46










  • @Manchineel it's not possible to accept one's own answer until two days have passed since the question was posted.
    – tompave
    Dec 7 at 1:41










  • oh I see sorry, I didn't know
    – Manchineel
    2 days ago















up vote
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accepted










I've kept digging and I've located them in ~/.cache/wine/, which contains wine-mono-4.7.1.msi and wine_gecko-2.47-x86.msi, both created when I created the first wrapper.






share|improve this answer





















  • You can accept your own answer by the way ;)
    – Manchineel
    Dec 5 at 22:26










  • I guess I will, since it might be useful to others too.
    – tompave
    Dec 6 at 8:46










  • @Manchineel it's not possible to accept one's own answer until two days have passed since the question was posted.
    – tompave
    Dec 7 at 1:41










  • oh I see sorry, I didn't know
    – Manchineel
    2 days ago













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I've kept digging and I've located them in ~/.cache/wine/, which contains wine-mono-4.7.1.msi and wine_gecko-2.47-x86.msi, both created when I created the first wrapper.






share|improve this answer












I've kept digging and I've located them in ~/.cache/wine/, which contains wine-mono-4.7.1.msi and wine_gecko-2.47-x86.msi, both created when I created the first wrapper.







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  • You can accept your own answer by the way ;)
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  • I guess I will, since it might be useful to others too.
    – tompave
    Dec 6 at 8:46










  • @Manchineel it's not possible to accept one's own answer until two days have passed since the question was posted.
    – tompave
    Dec 7 at 1:41










  • oh I see sorry, I didn't know
    – Manchineel
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  • You can accept your own answer by the way ;)
    – Manchineel
    Dec 5 at 22:26










  • I guess I will, since it might be useful to others too.
    – tompave
    Dec 6 at 8:46










  • @Manchineel it's not possible to accept one's own answer until two days have passed since the question was posted.
    – tompave
    Dec 7 at 1:41










  • oh I see sorry, I didn't know
    – Manchineel
    2 days ago
















You can accept your own answer by the way ;)
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You can accept your own answer by the way ;)
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I guess I will, since it might be useful to others too.
– tompave
Dec 6 at 8:46




I guess I will, since it might be useful to others too.
– tompave
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@Manchineel it's not possible to accept one's own answer until two days have passed since the question was posted.
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@Manchineel it's not possible to accept one's own answer until two days have passed since the question was posted.
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oh I see sorry, I didn't know
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