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Sorry, I do not understand what you're doing. The only exe you have to call is the exe of the steam installer (exe or msi).
Under Xubuntu 16.10 I just use the official PPA:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:wine/wine-builds
sudo apt-get update
Then I've installed steam under wine. For example:
wget https://steamcdn-a.akamaihd.net/client/installer/SteamSetup.exe
wine start SteamSetup.exe
After that I just started my steam client under wine (over the desktop icon wine has created) and launched Doom. (Need some time to download.)
That's all I did.
For optional Vulkan support I've installed:
sudo apt-get install libvulkan-dev libvulkan1 vulkan-utils
Never tried playonlinux so far. Sorry, can't help with this.
Used the FAQ in the link, game runs out of the box, perfect performance with vulkan.
:)
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Just add another steam library folder that references the steamapps folder in the 32bit wine bottle and it will work fine.
Congratulation! :)
It seems I had problems with the 375.20 binary driver. The game has hung-up during load screens when I used vulkan. After updating to the 375.26 driver I can't reproduced the problem any more. Played 2h with vulkan without any problems. The game runs very smoothly. Have played Doom 20 years ago. What a fun! :)
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Have not found a public party yet. I need to set something in the game options I think. Will try on weekend.
I saw only a few minor graphic glitches. It runs very stable with nvidia binary driver 375.26. I've been playing for several hours.