Select the 'Nox.exe' in the program files folder. Type winecfg for the prefix you are using WINEPREFIX=/wineprefixfolder/ wine Nox.exe' The game window goes bonkers if you don't set a Virtual Desktop with winecfg for the exe file.įor the 'direct wine command' just type in a terminal:

X server goes bananas with a normal 'wine Nox.exe' Well the game menu works fine and there's no issue on starting a game (at least I tried the Solo quest), it renders fine the in-game graphics and runs at full framerate. The generated app has the following directory structure. Then load in your browser to access the app. On Windows PowerShell, use this command: PS> $env:DEBUG='myapp:*' npm start On Windows Command Prompt, use this command: > set DEBUG=myapp:* & npm start On MacOS or Linux, run the app with this command: $ DEBUG=myapp:* npm start The app will be created in a folder named myapp in the current working directory and the view engine will be set to Pug: $ express -view=pug myappĬreate : myapp/public/stylesheets/style.css c, -css add stylesheet support (less|stylus|compass|sass) (defaults to plain css)įor example, the following creates an Express app named myapp. v, -view add view support (ejs|hbs|hjs|jade|pug|twig|vash) (defaults to jade) $ npx express-generatorįor earlier Node versions, install the application generator as a global npm package and then launch it: $ npm install -g express-generatorĭisplay the command options with the -h option: $ express -h You can run the application generator with the npx command (available in Node.js 8.2.0). Use the application generator tool, express-generator, to quickly create an application skeleton.

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