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My Windows' app, when run under Wine (wine-9.0 (Ubuntu 9.0~repack-4build3)) is unable to write anything to the CMD console, in order to see the output I have to redirect it to a file and then open that file. Let's take as an example the following simple call to the Windows API: Exec (cmd /k python --version) It opens an empty console; however, Exec (cmd /k python --version >out) correctly writes "Python 3.12.3" to the file "out". I have found no way to directly write to console. What is needed?

Note. I wish to use the python interpreter existing in the Linux installation, not a version loaded in the wine environment, thus python -in the example above- is a symbolic link to /usr/bin/python3.

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  • hm, interesting, I can't even get cmd to start unix commands that are behind symlinks, can't recognize '/usr/bin/python --version' as an internal or external command, or batch script. Commented May 20 at 11:28
  • How are you starting your app? If I do % wine cmd /k echo hello from a terminal window then I get hello output on that terminal (and I'm left in the CMD shell). Commented May 20 at 14:03
  • That is right, % wine cmd /k echo hello, writes correctly to console, but % wine cmd /k python --version does not. Python output is not sent directly to console. Commented May 22 at 9:33

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