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--- howto:windows [2024/04/17 22:22]
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   * The Linux-based analysis or simulation software has no GUI, but there is a Windows GUI.
   * The Windows application may be a pre- or post-processor for a native Linux application.
-  * If the user lacks a workstation with sufficient resource such as memory or processing power.
+  * If the user lacks a workstation with sufficient resources such as memory or processing power.
 ==== Consider Cloud ====
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   - Wine creates a Windows directory structure in your home directory.
   - This could use up your home directory quota rather quickly.  Proceed with care.
-  - The "Windows" directory ''Templates'' is symbolically linked to your home directory.  This means that you can access your Linux files in the Windows application through ''C:\users\jblogs\Templates
+  - The "Windows" directory ''Templates'' is symbolically linked to your home directory.  This means that you can access your Linux files in the Windows application through ''C:\users\jblogs\Templates''
+=== Wine example ===
+A Windows application may be installed in exactly the same way.  The application will be installed in ''~/.wine/drive_c/Program Files'' by default.  In this example we can run the installed software [[https://www.irfanview.com/|IrfanView]] (a popular Windows image viewing and manipulation application) with the following command line:
+<code>
+$ singularity run /home/apps/chpc/compmech/Wine/winehq.sif ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/IrfanView/i_view64.exe
+</code>
+{{:howto:iview.png|}}
+It goes without saying that you need to use either X-forwarding or [[howto:remote_viz|VNC]] in order to get a graphical capability.
 ==== Final thoughts on using Singularity and Wine ====

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