WINE 2G/2G for raspbian

[matteopio]

So,hello. I've been learning more Linux along the way, and I've decided to install WINE. I've compiled it from the source code on my Raspberry Pi 3 using ./configure && make, however it gives me the 3G/1G kernel error.

I've done my research about this problem and arrived to the conclusion of 2G/2G WINE. However I can't find where to download it or to compile it like that. I have considered Exagear Desktop, but it is too expensive for just playing around with WINE, so I don't want to use it.

So, what I wish/want is that someone of you kind users gives me a link to the WINE or help me compile it by giving me the options for adding with ./configure. Please? Thank you in advance.

-Matteo Pio

[fruitoftheloom]

So,hello. I've been learning more Linux along the way, and I've decided to install WINE. I've compiled it from the source code on my Raspberry Pi 3 using ./configure && make, however it gives me the 3G/1G kernel error.

I've done my research about this problem and arrived to the conclusion of 2G/2G WINE. However I can't find where to download it or to compile it like that. I have considered Exagear Desktop, but it is too expensive for just playing around with WINE, so I don't want to use it.

So, what I wish/want is that someone of you kind users gives me a link to the WINE or help me compile it by giving me the options for adding with ./configure. Please? Thank you in advance.

-Matteo Pio

WINE is for x86 CPU Architecture.....

...the RPi is ARM CPU Architecture.

Though there is an ARM version of WINE:

https://wiki.winehq.org/ARM

[matteopio]

I know, fruitofthelooms, but programs like Exagear Desktop use a version of WINE that has a 2G/2G kernel split which is also made for ARM. That is the version of WINE I am after.

[mikronauts]

then buy exagear

or install qemu to emulate x86, then wine on it... but it will be VERY slow

I know, fruitofthelooms, but programs like Exagear Desktop use a version of WINE that has a 2G/2G kernel split which is also made for ARM. That is the version of WINE I am after.