During installation, you must mark “64 bit support” (by default it is not checked).
In macOS terminal, make sure your set to use ZSH as the new shell like this (and restart Terminal after this command):
chsh -s /bin/zsh
Edit your zprofile file to add environment variables, pointing the wine64 command to the correct installation path of Wine Staging:
nano ~/.zprofile
The file should look like this (make sure your paths are correct here):
I suppose you understand that the main people to blame here are Apple, who took away your ability to run 32-bit code?
Other platforms support 32-bit code on 64-bit CPU/OS, and Apple did the same until they took this away from you.
Winbox/Dude is likely not the only software that no longer works for you due to this change.
But since some time there is also some Dude functionality (not everything) in Webfig!
I still think that is the way to the future… as nice a a native application may be, everyone is moving to web applications,
and the possibilities there have improved.
It’s works But i have problem with import/export addresses.cdb, explorer was not shown. Logs:
0009:err:virtual:map_file_into_view failed to set PROT_EXEC on file map, noexec filesystem?
0009:err:virtual:virtual_map_section mapping 0xed0000 1000 000000000 failed
alternatively i can copy the file to ~/.wine/drive_c/users/myuser/Application\ Data/Mikrotik/Winbox/, but i have don’t idea how doing export (“save as” also not working)…
I know it’s probably something dumb, but how do I create a shortcut for this on Catalina? I always used PlayonMac to do this things, but for now the app doesn’t work on 10.15.