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Wine serves as a bridge between Windows and Unix based systems. Though there are numerous ways of getting Windows applications to run on a Mac, this is the classic and most convenient route. It creates a wrapper, allowing you to run apps from within. Here is how you can run Windows apps on a Mac using Wine. Goto this website to download wineskin Winery for Mac. Application&iId=160 if you have retail use 1.0 if bought like from GOG use that or from Steam same thing.
I am using WineStagingVulkan64Bit3.21 with wineskin, provided by Gcenx (post on the link is super useful if you are trying to build wine on mac).Everything seems to work, except the following issue:
- If I use x11 instead, game opens up. I have sound but a black screen. I can see the cursor of the mouse change to FrostPunk's cursor style. And I hear I can select things in menu if I move the cursor and click randomly. But I cant see anything in this case.
How do I approach this? I am hoping this is something that can be handled using wine tricks or some configuration?