Follow the prompts to start the installation.ĩ. Install MS Word Viewer using Wine: $ wine wordview_en-us.exeĪfter a while, you will see the “Default – Wine desktop” window and MS office Word Viewer installer with a dialog window inside. docx format download MS Office Compatibility Pack: $ wget Ĩ. Download MS Word Viewer installer: $ wget Let’s take Microsoft Word Viewer as an example.ħ. exe files with Wine and get x86 Windows programs installed and running on your Raspberry Pi. Once the installation process is finished make sure that you have the Eltechs build of Wine installed: $ wine -version wine-1.8.1-eltechs Package manager will offer you to install a bunch of packages. Install Wine in Terminal inside the guest system: $ sudo apt-get install wine It is recommended to update apt-get repositories on the first launch of the guest system: $ sudo apt-get updateĥ. You’re in the x86 environment that can be checked by running the ‘arch’ command: $ arch i686Ĥ. Enter the guest x86 system by entering the following command: $ exagear Starting the shell in the guest image /opt/exagear/images/debian-8
Install and activate ExaGear by running the install-exagear.sh script: $ sudo. Open Terminal (command line), move to this folder and unpack the archive using the following command: $ tar -xvzpf Ģ. Put ExaGear Desktop archive with installation packages and ExaGear Desktop license key in the same folder. Wine setup instructionInstall ExaGear Desktopġ. Raspberry Pi test stand configurationĮltechs ExaGear Desktop for Raspberry Pi 2Įltechs ExaGear Desktop for Raspberry Pi 3 So now to run Wine on Raspberry Pi using ExaGear Desktop you just need to follow setup instruction given below. We did it and added the right version of Wine to default repositories of ExaGear’s guest x86 system. You should build Wine for 2G/2G split systems (by default it is configured for 3G/1G).
It provides x86 Linux environment on your ARM device making it possible to run x86 Windows apps with Wine.Īnother complexity comes from Raspberry Pi specificity with user/kernel virtual memory split. Windows apps are mostly compiled for x86 CPU architecture and they won’t run on ARM-based Raspberry Pi with Wine. Wine is a compatibility layer that allows running Windows applications on Linux systems ( But when it comes to Raspberry Pi, things are getting a bit more complicated.
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