I did a quick test: When I start (the free version) wine on my Mac, Wine shows the Crossover bottle as one of the available prefixes. *That means*: In theory it should be possible to get it working with the normal, free version of wine. However there are also cheaper versions available (with only 1 month of updates for example.) And they also distribute coupons quite often which give big discounts (Googling lead me there for example: )īUT: Crossover is entirely based on wine and winetricks, they just put a bit more love/$$$ into tweaking it so that it works.
#Winebottler old for mac#
Now we can install the Prime Emulator:ģa: Download the latest version of the Emulator ( )ģb: Open Crossover, Right-click the "HP_Prime" Bottle from the list, choose "Install Software into HP_Prime"ģc: In the list scroll all the way down, choose "non-supported application".ģd: Next click "choose installer file" (My system is set to German, so it may be labelled a little different than what i Write here, but I guess you'll figure it out, because only Geeks use HP calcs anyway ), and choose the previously downloaded exeĬrossover for Mac (Trial), Version 14.1.3 (14.7)
Now I first installed the Visual C++ 2013 Redistributable (the installer will be downloaded automatically by crossover):Ģa: Start Crossover, click "Install a Windows Application"Ģb: In the search field enter "visual c++ 2013", choose the corresponding entry from the listĢc: Choose the "Bottle" in which to install, I created a new "Windows 7" bottle with name HP_Prime.ģ. Download and install (Trial version) of Crossover for Mac ( )Ģ. The file system permissions didn't seem to be a problem this time.ġ. This time not with WineBottler, but with Crossover for Mac, same should probably work for Linux.
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