If in Reaper you have assigned any paths to "Windows\Temp" or similar, you can instead re-route those to \tmp instead so that Linux will empty the tempporary folder on next boot. Here's how:
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If anybody is using Windows programs in Wine there are some freeware tools which will help you to manage the settings in Windows that you couldn't otherwise get to:
Rapid Environment Editor: This lets you edit system variable such as the TMP folder path. Use this to change temporary folder path from C:\Windows\Temp to Linux's \tmp ...also do the same thing for the user temp folder. That way the temp files will be delete on reboot instead of accumulating unchecked.
http://www.rapidee.com/en/about
Various tools here: (CleanAfterMe, USBdeView, MyUnInst, File Types Manager)
http://nirsoft.net/
Starter by CodePage: (disable or change various Windows services or drivers or triggers)
http://codestuff.obninsk.ru/products_starter.html
AutoRuns: (disable or change various Windows services or drivers or triggers or codecs)
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/...rnals/bb963902
There you go. Those will help you to configure your Wine Windows stuff as you would on a true Windows system.
Just be sure that you don't disable anything essentially needed for Windows or Wine.
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The other programs listed can possibly help with tweaking the "Windows" DAW settings as you would do if you were running a true Windows machine.