Solve wine garbled characters in linux mint

Solve the wine garbled problem in linux mint because the font Association is incorrect and the registry key value needs to be modified, install wine in ubuntu8.04. If any garbled characters are displayed, you can modify the Registry Association. The Registry is no stranger, but it is a headache to find the complicated registry in windows. In linux, you need to open the terminal and enter the command cd. wine to automatically find the folder. Then, you only need to enter ls to view the file. Sure enough, system. reg is here! Let's edit it ~ Gedit system. reg. Follow the instructions on the Internet. Open www.2cto.com. wine/system. reg for editing (you must use gedit or other editors that support gb2312/utf8 encoding to modify these files; otherwise, the Chinese characters in the files may be garbled.) Search: The lines found by LogPixels should be: [System \ CurrentControlSet \ Hardware Profiles \ Current \ Software \ Fonts] Change "LogPixels" = dword: 00000060 to "LogPixels" = dword: 00000070 search: the row found by FontSubstitutes should be: [Software \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ FontSubstitutes: "MS Shell Dlg" = "Tahoma" "MS Shell Dlg 2" = "Tahoma" www.2cto.com changed: "MS Shell Dlg" = "SimSun" "MS Shell Dlg 2" = "SimSun" puts the real XP system c: \ windows \ font \ simsun. copy the ttc file to the same location of the Virtual drive c: \ opened by brower drive c: \ in wine.