2020年1月1日 · My wine met some problems while executing Windows executable file: $ wine GECacheBldr.exe zsh: bad CPU type in executable: wine How to fix this?

2023年12月17日 · By default, Wine will create a prefix in your /home directory and can use any/all space within that partition. That said, if you have a separate partition or drive that you wish to use for Wine, you can use an environment variable to have Wine create a prefix in the correct place.

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And that's the problem under Wine, it reports being user Administrator, not only a privileged user, probably as an easy way to bypass TrustedInstaller's needs for admin privileges, as you mentioned. – Bruno Finger

2012年9月18日 · Try this: $ sudo apt-get install winetricks $ winetricks dotnet40 To install using gui, you can try winetricks --gui, than choose install app, than cancel and in new window, choose install windows part or library.

2019年12月6日 · 1 Open Settings, and click/tap on the Apps icon. 2 Click/tap on Apps & features on the left side, and click/tap on the Optional features link on the right side.

2020年11月7日 · bonjour, Thanks Kari for this tuto I created the ISO with "MakeWinPEMedia /ISO D:\WinPEx64 F:\WPE64.iso" I simply copied all files of the ISO to a dedicated partition (2GB) on a second disk

2015年7月21日 · This does not work. I installed wine which has numerous dependencies totally over 800M of disk space, but if I do dnf remove wine and then package-cleanup --leaves --orphans, it doesn't detect any of those dependencies as being candidates for cleanup. –

The tool for getting Windows network drivers to work in Linux is called NdisWrapper (wiki, downloads).NDIS (Network Device Interface Specification) is the Windows network driver API; NdisWrapper is a Linux kernel module that basically presents a fake Windows kernel to a Windows network driver and translates between that and normal the Linux network driver …

2019年1月23日 · But Wineskin only runs on macOS and I don't know of anything like it for Windows or Linux that could wrap a Windows .exe in Wine targeting macOS. By the way, macOS executables either have no filename extension, or they are specially-formatted directory trees with the ".app" extension (a.k.a. "app bundles", "app packages"). macOS .dmg files are ...