Running FFR on Linux

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  • MysticChromium
    welcomer person
    • Mar 2020
    • 52
    #16
    Yeah, FFR works nicely on Mac WINE

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      • E-B-E
        D7 Elite Keymasher
        • May 2022
        • 49
        #17
        Apple silicon uses the ARM64 architecture, so you'd have to look into other translation layers such as FEX to get it to work as I believe wine is a x86_64 thing. (Worth noting that FEX looks complicated to set up on Apple silicon as they don't supply a binary for it, and as FEX is intended for ARM64 linux.)

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          • MysticChromium
            welcomer person
            • Mar 2020
            • 52
            #18
            Originally posted by E-B-E
            Apple silicon uses the ARM64 architecture, so you'd have to look into other translation layers such as FEX to get it to work as I believe wine is a x86_64 thing. (Worth noting that FEX looks complicated to set up on Apple silicon as they don't supply a binary for it, and as FEX is intended for ARM64 linux.)
            I mean yeah, Wine probably works together with Rosetta[2] to run the games; I just wanted to point out generally that I've had a smooth experience with FFR via Mac Wine Stable, with maybe some graphical oddities here and there.

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