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Kisel

A small Linux tool for launching Windows .exe programs directly, with optional desktop shortcuts.

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About Kisel

Kisel is a minimal launcher for Windows programs on Linux. Instead of building a game library with menus and profiles, it lets you select an .exe file and run it straight away. To keep a program handy, a built-in feature creates a desktop shortcut for it.

It is written in a compiled language with minimal dependencies, has translations including Russian, and is distributed on Flathub. It suits people who run the occasional Windows program or game and find full launchers too heavy.

Strengths

  • Select an .exe and run it with no library setup
  • Creates desktop shortcuts for programs
  • Small compiled program with minimal dependencies

Limitations

  • Deliberately minimal, without library or per-game management
  • Small project with a single main developer

Details

Pricing
FreeFree and open source under the GPL-3.0-or-later licence.
License
GPL-3.0-or-later
Developer
seinedkoda
Platforms
Linux
How it runs
Downloadable app
Best suited for
Running individual Windows programs on Linux without a full launcher
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