Wine redistributable packages?

Question

linux

For the competition on traffic rules, I am writing a program "quest quizzes on the rules of the road." I am writing it on an understandable engine so that the traffic police themselves can add material and teach children according to this program.
However, this engine allows you to compile the program only under Windows. But programs compiled with this engine work perfectly in Wine on Linux and MacOS.
How can I make a package that will install my program and wine at the same time and create a program launch file on the desktop? The package is needed for Linux and MacOS.

Answer 1

Different Linux distributions have different package managers.
Either you:
1. Build separate packages that will have wine as a dependency - for each linux distribution you need.
2. Write a script (one for all distributions, or one for each) that will install wine from the repository, download and deploy your program and create all the necessary shortcuts.

Answer 2

If the user has Linux, then he knows how to work with it minimally and instructions are enough. As a last resort, collect something from the category of Snap packages.

Answer 3

I remember exactly that when creating a shortcut on the wine desktop, this shortcut appears in linux, at least in the start menu, i.e. create a windows installer with some inno setup/nsis/wix tools

Answer 4

An application written for Windows can be assembled using the winecc toolchain (in fact, a piece of Wine will be compiled into your application) - you will get a native Linux application. For example, this is how teamviewer works.