Bottles
  • Welcome
  • 📌Getting started
    • Installation
    • First run
    • Environments
  • Components
    • Runners
    • DXVK
  • Bottles
    • App preferences
    • Run .exe/.msi/.bat/.lnk files
    • Shortcuts
    • Bottle preferences
    • Dependencies
    • Programs
    • Installers
    • Versioning
    • Backups & Duplicate
    • Import from other managers
    • Configuration files
  • Utilities
    • Logs & Debugger
    • CMD
    • Winecfg
    • Task manager
    • Regedit
    • Uninstaller
  • Advanced
    • CLI
    • Use Bottles as wine command
    • xdg-open links
  • 🎩Contribute
    • Missing dependencies
  • Flatpak
    • Can't enable Steam Proton manager
    • Migrate directories to Flatpak
    • Black screen or silent crash
    • Expose directories
      • Use system home
  • FAQ
    • Why Bottles?
    • Where is Winetricks?
    • Updates and old versions
    • Video GStreamer Problems
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Welcome

Thanks for choosing Bottles for managing your wineprefixes on Linux!

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What is Bottles?

Bottles is an application that allows you to easily manage Windows prefixes on your favorite Linux distribution.

Windows prefixes?

Windows prefixes are environments where it is possible to run Windows software using runners. Runners are compatibility layers capable of running Windows applications on a Linux system.

In Bottles we call these environments bottles.

Where to start?

It's simple. Start by Bottles on your Linux distribution.

First run

Already installed? Let's go with the of Bottles!

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