I've just installed 14.04 from scratch and made MS Word working thanks to wine (1.7.17 from ppa).
The problem is I can't access my network drive shares through wine (I'm in a Office LAN).
With the old Ubuntu 11.10 I just opened .doc files in MS Word and edited, now it seems wine can't access the samba shares that are already mounted in nautilus.
The problem seems to be related to recent changes in Ubuntu's way of mounting network shares:
the old directory: /home/*username*/.gvfs
has been replaced by: /run/user/1000/gvfs
The names of shares mounted are not readable from wine (so it is trying to open the folder directly from MS word)
Best Answer
I found a workaround.
I use 13.04 but I think is the same.
The solution is to link the GVFS folder with another name.
Create this file (gvfs-patch) in
/usr/share/playonlinux/bash
:Make it executable
Patch this file:
/usr/share/playonlinux/bash/document_reader
At line 43 (before realpath=...) add this: