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wine package #332
wine package #332
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@fornwall Why do PRs take so long |
Fornwall runs a populist style system. If there is big buzz about something he is more likely to add it. In effect he is trying to make android great again. |
This is cool :)! Unfortunately, its a rather big and complicated thing to have in the central package repository, and I'm unsure of the general utility. so I'm closing this for now, and hopefully someone can host it in a third-party repository (see https://github.com/termux/termux-apt-repo). |
M ready to host but..how do I install it ? |
It seems the ARM version does not build anymore with recent Termux changes (maybe a change in the NDK?):
@Auxilus I'll send you the x86 packages if you want to host them. |
Sure thanks |
I can't locate the .wine directory I'm not in root btw |
@Auxilus did you fixed?I want to install wine to the termux too.
by the way,I try to test msf |
@sasudo , no I failed installing wine package, and i do exactly know which exploit needs wine ;) |
@Auxilus I want to test windows 5.1 (XP sp3), I do not want to install kali on my phone ,It is too big ...
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There is no way yo run this exploit without wind :(
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Please add stable pakage wine |
Any update ??? |
@fornwall @Rudloff I'm getting
i did |
@Auxilus You should not run |
Hello,
Here is a wine package.
It builds correctly on all platforms but I've only been able to test running it on ARM.
Of course, it will only be able to run Windows programs built for the same architecture. (I've successfully tested an ARM build of Putty.)
I'm not sure about which depencies to include, because Wine seems to automatically enable or disable features based on what library headers are available. So I only included the minimum dependencies required to run wineconsole.