CrossOver Allows x86 Windows Apps to Run on Apple M1 Macs. Hopefully what they are doing gets passed to the open source community. Surprised it was this fast though.

Well the ARM Macs are here. Now what? Is Wine effectively dead on those Macs or will some form of x86 emulator/translator have to be included in the package? (I'm assuming ARM on Windows is a no go for licensing reasons)

I know the forums don't support WineBottler/WineSkin but I noticed there are several video on use those to run supposedly run 32-bit Windows app on Catalina. So I was wondering are these real and if so why can't we do what they are doing in the regular Wine program?

Well I imagine everyone has heard about the shift to ARM CPUs in Mac. I see that there is an ARM version of WINE but since it doesn't do x86 translation what's next? I remember reading somewhere that trying to get QEMU to work on WINE is not exactly fun (unless you are into self pain :D ) Even if bo...

can someone help me here, now we can't use wine, is there any other way to install windows programmes on my apple computer with the newest updates thank you Read my replay directly above yours, purchase crossover that works. Alternately use Bootcamp and install Windows 10. Are there other options?,...

Do the Linux builds now support Vulkan? Also we’re talking about macOS here and I don’t see Metal/MoltenVk being used for VirtualBox. I do see complaints on the forms of VirtualBox being slow on macOS Catalina, might try that myself tomorrow. Well there is a test bed for Linux versions of Vulkan ht...

Now onto VirtualBox, forget that unless they have now added a Metal backend instead of OpenGL leaving it only supporting DirectX9 and below and running slow. Here is a wish list from Oct 29, 2016 regarding VirtualBox: Performance optimization, using the latest instruction sets. Wayland support. Imp...

Ha ha so true. I've been using Wine to have HeidiSQL on Mac and since Catalina was updated it's gone, and it look like it's gone for good. And Wine main develper got himself killed - just freaking great. Gads I've been living in a cave. How'd Wine's main developer get himself killed? As stated by G...

They act like this move from Apple was a surprise. They are letting a whole community down for years? What is happening??? macOS Mojave wasn’t originally going to run 32Bit code but Apple changed there mind and extended support it’s possible they could have done so again for macOS Catalina, hell it...

I must say Codeweavers have a lot of work on their hands but it does raise another question in my mind - are there going to be two parallel versions of WINE in the future? Ie one for *nux and one for MacOS for Catalina and beyond.

So even running in a VM under Catalina doesn't work? If your willing to run a VM might as well just run a Windows 10 VM and get access to DirectX 10, as running macOS within a VM I've found gives terrible performance with current macOS releases. Or just downgrade to Mojave as that's the latest rele...

What's the update for Wine on Catalina? I upgraded yesterday to Catalina beta version and wine stopped working. My MT4 trading platform, especially algos, have stopped working :( There is none yet. Wine on Catalina isn't able to run 32bit software, currently the only way to run your software is to ...

I have found running straight Wine (using the pkg version because may efforts to compile generally don't work) is a more satisfactory experience. Other options just add a layer of uncertainty (which is why they are not supported here) 1) Install Wine with a pkg file. 2) Configure your MacOS to have ...

With 32-bit program support going away on the Mac with Catalina we need to start seriously figuring out how to have WINE run on these newer systems so that reasonable instructions can be provided. Right now we can use VMs (VirtualBox, Parallels, VM Fusion) using other operating systems (Ubuntu, Red ...