If you need to run Mikrotik's WinBox under Ubuntu, solution is wine
and 64-bit WinBox download. It works, as far as I can tell, flawlessly. However, I found dropping to command line every time I want to run it, a bit annoying.
Adding WinBox to activities is a two step process. The first step being creation of winbox.desktop
file. In its simplest form it can look something like this
winbox.desktop[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=WinBox
Exec=wine /home/user/Apps/winbox64.exe
Then, to get application officially registered, we just need to let system know about it:
Terminalsudo desktop-file-install winbox.desktop
And this is all it takes for WinBox to find it's home among other applications.