Executing .bat file

I have a setup.bat file which install some applications and i want to execute it.

This is content of .bat file :

@echo off
cls
Rip_7z.exe x Rip0.7z
cls
del Rip0.7z
cls
Rip_7z.exe x Rip1.7z
cls
del Rip1.7z

I think the Rip_7z.exe file extracts the Rip0.7z and Rip1.7z files and builds the app.

How can I do this in the Ubuntu 11.04 Terminal?

You can run DOS batch file through wineconsole:

$ cat ~/.wine/drive_c/file.bat
@echo off
echo Working
pause
$ wineconsole 'C:\file.bat'

You get a new windows similar to this

Also, you can enter an interactive DOS prompt with

wineconsole cmd

You will get:

You have to run it through cmd eg.: wine cmd /c setup.bat

Firstly, Wine won't touch batch files.

Why do you have to do it in a terminal? Just open the directory with naultilus, right click the .7z files and extract. But if you want to do it the hard way, the appriximate conversion of that script is:

#!/bin/bash

7za x RipForGames{0,1}.7z # might want e instead of x
#rm RipForGames{0,1}.7z # commented out in case you want to keep them.

A protip for next time: Try not to announce you're downloading pirated material, in a public forum. It might come back to bite you in the arse one day.