Found on an upstream's bugtracker^W forum, so I can't debug it further, but pushing the issue to here as it should be fairly self-explanatory: This should be reproducible by finding a CLI/CLR execuatable with the executable flag set (chmod +x) and then running it directly from the terminal: ./OpenBve.exe This (Mono) program will then probably be starting using Wine as the interpreter. On Debian/Ubuntu this is solved because the filename 'cli' sorts before 'wine', and by having the earlier one perform the extra step of running: detector /usr/lib/cli/binfmt-detector-cli to check if it's a Mono binary. If not, it is then allowed to fall-through and get started by Wine. BTW: Note, the linked forum report above is actually triggered because program (Openbve) wishes to respawn itself with the genius solution of: System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(), "");
This will also affect wine32 wine64
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