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Problems? Suggestions? Comments? Email Story Forum is maintained with WebBBS 5.12. Please provide both the URL address and the title of the page: If you'd like to include a link to another page with your message, : emulate a power pc but it looks like a promising alternative to buying a Haven't quite gotten to seeing how well it can Windows 7 and ubuntu runs fine, save some random But Santa heard my pleas and got his elves

: setting up QEMU to emulate Mac OS 9 (hint godot leave a link), and I was

: I can't be bothered to look up that old thread where we were talking about Haven't quite gotten to seeing how well it can emulate a power pc but it looks like a promising alternative to buying a dinosaur computer on ebay. Windows 7 and ubuntu runs fine, save some random crashes and freezing. But Santa heard my pleas and got his elves working on this. It's a packaged version of WINE, offering features like pre-packaged installers for Windows apps that you'd normally handle with Winetricks and other tools.I can't be bothered to look up that old thread where we were talking about setting up QEMU to emulate Mac OS 9 (hint godot leave a link), and I was having trouble with my M1 mac. It is available: Īlternatively, you can purchase CrossOver for Mac, which is CodeWeaver's main WINE product at. Using the brew package manager, you can follow Gcenx's guide on how to install CodeWeaver's wine-crossover package, as well as other tools that aid with using WINE on macOS like Wineskin.

CodeWeavers, the developer of Crossover, a tool that allows Windows apps to run on macOS/Linux, has made 32 bit WINE available on macOS.ĬodeWeavers has made 32 bit Wine available on macOS however, and have made an open source release of the technology as well. However, 32 bit WINE can run on macOS with Apple Silicon. Rosetta 2 is only a translation layer that makes x86_64 code (not 32 bit, 64 bit only) runnable on ARM. qemu already supports emulating various aarch64 CPUs, but it doesn't emulate the M1 and its Apple-specific instructions (yet), nor does it emulate the rest of the SoC or the rest of the Mac's peripheral units. There is no native support for running i386 apps on M1 or any version of macOS >= 10.15. You can get much of the way of emulating the CPU itself using qemu.