What wine did you get? My DH tells people to stay away from Sutter Home Fre because the process used to make it is really bad for your stomach lining. Lohr is a really good one, the process they use is really safe. And the amount of alcohol in the bottle is the same as what can be found in a jug of orange juice or a loaf of bread.

The Complete Guide A to Z to Install Wine On Mac OS X Every Mac user I know loves their Mac and wouldn’t trade it for the world. But every now and then, there is a Windows application that they would like to be able to run.

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Sure there are Mac apps out there that can enable you to run them, like Boot Camp and VMWare, but what if you just want to run a couple apps? Can you really justify buying software for that?

I would imagine not, unless you just absolutely can’t do without it. This article takes you through the entire process from start to finish to get a working Wine environment on your Mac. Now, there are other ways to run Wine on Mac OS X, but I feel this is probably the most common.

Plus, if you visit the support forums, most of those guys are running Wine this way, so the solutions they give usually apply to the command line. Once you have Wine setup this way, I think it will be easier to find help and support. Rather than having to try and figure out how to apply it to your particular install.

Wine Compatibility It’s not guaranteed that the application you want to use will work with Wine. Wine is an ongoing project and the team is constantly updating it and making improvements. They do have a list of applications that you can search to see how compatible your application is. You can find it here. If you cannot find your application listed, don’t give up hope. This just means it’s not very popular. For the ones that are listed, they are usually accompanied by any issues or bugs that people have encountered and how well it works.

When it’s all said and done, the best way to see if your application works, is to just try! Plus, there is a huge community that you can turn to for support. There are a few prerequisites for this installation of Wine. There are tutorials available for each one of these requirements if you need help installing them. Make sure you have an Intel-based Mac. – Click on the Apple logo in the upper left hand corner of your menu bar and select “About This Mac” – If you see Intel in the processor description, you are good to go.

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Java – If you don’t have it, you can download and install it for free. Make sure you get the appropriate for your version of OS X. Step #1 – Install MacPorts MacPorts is an open source software utility that simplifies the process of installing Wine. Typically, Wine would have to be built from scratch, compiled and installed. Which is one reason why a lot of people have avoided it.

MacPorts takes care of this for you. Bottom line, it makes life a whole lot easier.

• Go to the MacPorts website. Look under “Installing MacPorts” in the “Getting Started” section.

• Choose the appropriate version. For this tutorial I’m using Mountain Lion. • Double click the.dmg file and run through the installation. Step #3 – Install Wine with MacPorts For this step, I would recommend disabling Sleep Mode on your Mac. This process can take quite a while to complete. It will be downloading, compiling and installing Wine.

There are two different options here. The first one installs the latest official release of Wine. The second installs the very latest “beta” version. The Wine project moves pretty fast, so the developers publish “mini” versions in between official releases. These have bugs and issues that have been fixed so if you’re having trouble with a particular application you might want install this version.

Otherwise, if you go with the official release, you’ll have to wait until a new official release is published. • Open a terminal window and decide which install option you want to do. For the latest “official” release. Step #4 – Install Winetricks Winetricks is truly the key to using Wine. It is a shell script utility that is used to download and install required Windows software. Normally you would have to find DLLs, runtime engines, fonts, etc and figure out how to install them. Winetricks simplifies this process by doing all that tedious work for you.