Some people have found a solution by typing 'sudo' lines in the Terminal window. There might be something to change in the settings. Make sure X11 has been installed' is displayed every time, as if X11 couldn't be located. When they launch Darwine (and other programs), the message 'Unable to locate X11.app. Unfortunately, several users report problems with XQuartz. More information about the XQuartz project are available here: The latest version of XQuartz is available here: So, you just have to install XQuartz, and then you'll get the X11 icon in your Utilities folder, as if X11 was installed. The XQuartz project was created by Apple as a community effort to allow old programs (like Darwine) to run on Mac OS X by using the same X11 libraries. In the last versions of Mac OS X (Yosemite, El Capitan), the X11 program is no longer included. It's easy and can be done even by a computer beginner.īut in case of trouble, send me a message telling: I'm stuck at step n°. You'll find the details of each procedure below. To download the image, use the right click and the Save image to Downloads menu

Download and change the program icon as you like (once per game).Download and install the sounds and voices that go with the program (once per game).Download and install the Mac version of your card game.Download the DARWINE program and install it (only once).Install X11 (optional tool of your Mac OS X install disk) (only once).For more information on Wine, see also the page: With OS versions ranging from 10.8 to 10.14, you can try installing WineHQ packages by going to the page:īut unfortunately these packages no longer work from Catalina (10.15). Please let me know if you find new versions working on these two systems. However, this program seems to be reserved for Leopard (Mac OS 10.5) because it causes problems with Tiger (10.4), and does not always work with Snow Leopard (10.6). It is a free program that can make Bel Atout, SimiliBridge, Élysée and Far Whist run on your Mac. If you have a Mac with an Intel processor and the Mac OS X Tiger or Leopard system, the DARWINE variant is the one you need. However, some inspired programmers have written a program called WINE (Wine Is Not an Emulator) which, as the name indicates, is not a Windows emulator but allows to run Windows applications on a different operating system.

All my programs have been written for Windows, and therefore in principle they can run only with this operating system.

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