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Converting a Windows .exe to a Debian .deb (packaging guide)
Below is a concise, practical paper-style guide that explains options and step-by-step packaging for turning a Windows .exe into a Debian .deb package that can be installed on Debian/Ubuntu systems. This assumes the .exe is a Windows program you want to distribute for users who will run it under Wine, or it's a self-contained installer you wish to wrap for Debian. If you intend to create a native Linux build, cross-compilation or replacing with a native binary is required (see "Alternative: native build" at the end).
cat > "$NAME/usr/local/bin/$NAME" <<EOF #!/bin/bash cd /opt/$NAME wine "$EXE" "$@" EOF chmod +x "$NAME/usr/local/bin/$NAME" how to convert exe to deb
file is an archive that tells a Linux system where to place files to install a Linux-native program. Missing Source Code Converting a Windows
Package fails to build with dpkg-deb
- Check that file permissions are correct:
DEBIAN/files should be644, binaries755.
Step 4: Create a .desktop Entry (For GUI Integration)
To show the app in your application menu, create a desktop entry: Check that file permissions are correct: DEBIAN/ files