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how open .Appimage on MacOS X? #96
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AppImages cannot be executed on macOS, but you can use other tools to unpack them. Rename to |
thanks for for replay 馃憤 not sure open so some way to trick mac os x to open workaround/tricks/drityTrick.... thanks for everything that can help me 馃憤 |
You cannot run Linux applications on macOS, I am sure you are aware of that? |
so Appimage can not trick mac os x to run linux apps? i can use macport/homebrew install bsd/linux-apps + X11 apps too |
No, AppImage can't make macOS run apps compiled for Linux. |
can i mabye build a macport/homebrew |
Possibly. But it will not let you run applications compiled for Linux on macOS either. What do you want to achieve in the end? |
What would be really cool is a macOS program that runs .appimage files inside a Linux VM that's running in the background. Imagine dragging a .appimage file into a macOS program and having it run as its own macOS process. |
Just run a Linux VM, and then download and run AppImages there? |
We would need a WSL but on macOS, a MSL - macOS Subsystem for Linux. Then we could run AppImages on macOS like we can on Windows. |
@sdubois was just looking at that. Someone ought to continue work on it. Would be good to have. |
Also worth looking at: https://github.com/karton/karton Seems to take the approach of Wine, but for Linux apps on other *nix distros (including macOS). |
$ arch
$ i386
$ chmod a+x filename-i386.AppImage
$ zsh: exec format error: /Users/kdg/Desktop/Subsurface-4.5.1.251-i386.AppImage
i try install FUSE for mac but it still give same error 馃憥
OS : MacOS 10.6.8
Got: Homebrew 1.0.5
thanks for everything that can help me 馃憤
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