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The mugen files need to be in one of crossovers drive: C folders created when you make a new bottle. Otherwise its like the mugen files are still on the mac part of the computer. Option Three: Use Developer Mode and Install a Virtual Machine. RELATED: 4+ Ways to Run Windows Software on Linux. If Wine doesn’t support the program you want to run, or it’s just too much of a hassle, you can also run a Windows virtual machine from the Linux desktop with Crouton.

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