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usenew.1

.TH "usenew" "1" 
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.TH "usenew" "1" 
.SH "SYNOPSIS"
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<command/file> 

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.SH "OPTIONS"
.SS "general options:"
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-g    --gui        
enable gui output
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-h    --help       
show help
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-H    --long-help  
show this text, long help
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-V    --version    
show version
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--revision         
show revision
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-v --verbose       
be more verbose
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--debug            
help us in debuting
.SS "options:"
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-b    --binpath <binpath> 
define in wich path usenew will search for wine and CO
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-r    -run-debug          
don't set WINEDEBUG to default (see )
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-d    --desktop           
start file/command in virtual desktop
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-D    --directory         
tell usenew to change directory to started file
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-p    --prefix            
replacement for prefix, usenew will ask for prefix is this option is given ( usefull to start Windows programms out of file manager)
.SS "commands:"
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open winefilebrowser
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open winecontrol
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control the software of the chosen prefix
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open control
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open winecommandline
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open prefix directory with xdg-open
.SS "file specific  options:"
.SS ".bat/.cmd file"
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-w, --window
open file in new window

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.SS "*.reg file"
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-i
import regefile
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-e
export the given part of registry to file
syntax for export to regfile :
usenew [prefix] [regfilename.reg] -e [regpath]
.SH "ENVIRONMENT"
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set path where usenew searchs for wine
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-2PATH+2
path where usenew searches for wineprefixs, default is $HOME
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we do nothing with it, will not overridden by if set

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.SH "SEE ALSO"
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(1), (1)