Following the path you got (i.e., manually copy files), what you could do is run playonlinux for the first time, let it generate the default .PlayOnLinux folder, then quit the application, delete that folder and replace it with your own .PlayOnLinux folder. Then restart playonlinux and you should be able to use all of your applications that you were using before. You may have to tweak a few settings if you were using a different version of playonlinux before, but it should be a usable solution.
Note: You must remember to let playonlinux run once before you quit it and copy your folder across from the backup drive. You mention you copied it before you ran playonlinux- this is the main problem, as playonlinux will overwrite the folder, as you have found out.
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However, in the future you could use the 'playonlinux vault' (see screenshots below), which can be used to both backup and restore your applications. It is accessed through playonlinux > plugins > PlayOnLinux vault. It does backup the entire wine prefix that the application is installed in and all the other necessary playonlinux settings. It is a plugin, but is now installed by default. It is easy to use as you are guided through the various stages of the backup or restore.
The only downside is that the plugin takes a while to compress the backups, but the latest version of the plugin has an option to disable compression, which will improve speed and performance of the backup. Disable and remove the vault plugin in pluginmanager and then download the latest version from the official site and install it and enable it using pluginmanager. Now reload playonlinux and you will get the option to not use compression (see screenshot).
Hi Rosika,
Playonlinux is wine with a gui
I dont think you can import a newer wine binary into the playonlinux binary
You may be able to get the source code of playonlinux and wine8.0, then substitute the wine8.0 source code into playonlinux source code, then compile it. It would be a big job, and there may be incompatabilities to deal with.
I now (hopefully) succeeded in getting my income tax declaration ready.
For this I bought an income tax software (designed for WIN systems of course) and I got it running on Linux Lite with the help of playonlinux.
Actually you should try and run playonlinux on terminal. Not wine as the wine version that playonlinux runs is often a different one than the system version. Playonlinux choses the wine version per application and installs it separately.
Usually searched the winedb to see if it was supported and found that a lot of the apps I wanted to use just didn't work. Have used playonlinux and winetricks, which were quite good. Didn't bother much with Crossover.
This is very strange. The output of sudo apt install --dry-run playonlinux should be showing exactly what would happen if you actually installed playonlinux through apt which would indicate that it is in the 17.04 repositories.
You have installed the python version from Ubuntu (version 3.10.6 in /usr/bin/python3.10) but also a foreign version (3.10.10 in /usr/local/bin/python3) which apparently prevents that playonlinux is correctly working.
I do not know why you have added another python version, but I suggest that you uninstall that foreign python version and stick to the one from the Ubuntu repositories, because that has been tested to work with playonlinux.
Without a Wine at system level I get the errors reported in the update to the linked question. But I will not discuss those here, just want to know if Playonlinux is supposed to have Wine installed at system level or whether it can work without that (just with the Wine packages and versions installed from within playonlinux and placed in ~/.playonlinux/wine).
Considering that when I successfully installed Playonlinux (more here) Wine was also automatically installed, and the fact that when Wine was not installed the installation of Playonlinux was problematic to say the least and its operation not possible (programs were NOT installable in playonlinux - see update to the linked question), I am positive that: 2351a5e196
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