Open file/folder in Wine explorer in Finder

Solution 1:

From the Mac Forums

In Finder, push Shift-Command-G and enter the following:
~/.wine/drive_c/
Navigate from there to find the name of the relevant folder.

Solution 2:

There's no way to "click" on a folder in Wine and have it open in Finder because, technically, you're in a Windows environment.

However, with a little info from the official Wine documentation we can make some tweaks to Finder to easily get access to the drive.

All of Wine's user configuration files are in a hidden directory in the user's home: ~/.wine. The C: ("C" drive) can be found in ~/.wine/drive_c.

Using a simple Terminal command, we can create a symbolic link to C: on the Desktop:

$ ln -s ~/.wine/drive_c ~/Desktop/C_Drive

Or... the home folder (it won't clutter your Desktop this way)

$ ln -s ~/.wine/drive_c ~/C_Drive

Once you have that (symlinked) folder created, you can add it to your favorites on the Finder sidebar.

Keep in mind, you're not limited to just the root of the C: or just a directory:

$ ln -s ~/.wine/drive_c/foo/bar/folder ~/Desktop/Foo_Bar_Folder

$ ln -s ~/.wine/drive_c/foo/bar/file.txt ~/Desktop/Foo_Bar_Notepad_Document.txt

The advantage of using this method is that you can get "easy" access from both the Finder GUI and from Terminal. For instance (assuming the symlink is in the home directory)