MiceWine Alternatives

Alternatives list

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   Q4wine

    21 likes

   Q4Wine is a qt4 GUI for wine that will help you manage wine prefixes and installed applications

   Cost / License

   • Free
   • Open Source (GPL-3.0)

   Application type

   • Compatibility Layer

   Platforms

   • Mac
   • Linux
   • BSD
   • Wine

   

   

   

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   WineZGUI

    2 likes

   WineZGUI (pronounced Wine-Zee-Goo-Eee) is a wine frontend for playing windows games with wine easily. It is a collection of Bash scripts for Wine Prefix Management and Linux Desktop Integration for easier wine gaming experience using Zenity.

   Cost / License

   • Free
   • Open Source (GPL-3.0)

   Application type

   • Compatibility Layer

   Platforms

   • Linux
   • Flathub

   

   

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   Porting Kit

    15 likes

   Using Wineskin technology, Porting Kit is a PaulTheTall.com app that can install games and apps compiled for Microsoft Windows® in Mac OS X. It has access to a server where we store WSI files for more than 300 games, which can be installed by any Porting Kit user.

   34 Porting Kit alternatives

   Cost / License

   • Free
   • Proprietary

   Application type

   • Compatibility Layer

   Origin

   • Netherlands
   • EU

   Platforms

   • Mac

   • Netherlands
   • EU

   

   

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   ArmadaOS

    1 like

   A SteamOS-like Linux distribution for ARM handhelds built on Fedora bootc using device support from ROCKNIX.

   Cost / License

   • Free
   • Open Source (GPL-2.0)

   Application type

   • Linux Distro

   Platforms

   • Linux
   • Android

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   Winetricks

    3 likes

   Winetricks is an easy way to work around problems in Wine.

   Cost / License

   • Free
   • Open Source (LGPL-2.1)

   Application type

   • Compatibility Layer

   Platforms

   • Linux
   • Arch Linux
   • Gentoo
   • Fedora
   • Wine
   • Ubuntu
   • Debian
   • FreeBSD
   • MacPorts
   • Homebrew
   • Slackware

   

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   Hangover

    3 likes

   This is Hangover, a project started by André Zwing and Stefan Dösinger in 2016 to run (x86_64)/x86_32 Windows applications on aarch64/(ppc64le)/x86_64 Wine. (Architectures in brackets are currently not supported).

   Cost / License

   • Free
   • Open Source (LGPL-2.1)

   Application type

   • Compatibility Layer

   Platforms

   • Mac
   • Linux

   

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    PortProton

     2 likes

    Project designed to make it easy and convenient to run Windows games on Linux for both beginners and advanced users. The project strives to make launching games (and other software) as simple as possible, but at the same time provides flexible settings for advanced users.

    Cost / License

    • Free
    • Open Source (MIT)

    Application type

    • Compatibility Layer

    Platforms

    • Linux
    • Flathub

    

    

    

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    WineCharm

     2 likes

    WineCharm is a graphical user interface (GUI) application designed to simplify running and managing Windows applications on Linux using Wine. Built with Python and GTK4/Libadwaita, it provides an intuitive interface for launching .exe and .

    Cost / License

    • Free
    • Open Source (GPL-3.0)

    Platforms

    • Linux
    • Python
    • Flathub
    • Flatpak

    

    

    

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    Karton

     4 likes

    Run Linux programs on macOS, a different Linux distro, or a different architecture.

    28 Karton alternatives

    Cost / License

    • Free
    • Open Source

    Application type

    • Compatibility Layer

    Alerts

    • Discontinued

    Platforms

    • Mac
    • Linux

    

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    Madeira

     1 like

    Run Windows PC games on a non-jailbroken iPhone.

    17 Madeira alternatives

    Cost / License

    • Free
    • Open Source (GPL-3.0)

    Platforms

    • iPhone
    • iPad

    

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    Vineyard

     6 likes

    Vineyard is a collection of tools and libraries designed to make managing Windows programs on Linux easier. More specifically, it aims to improve the integration of Wine and the Free Desktop and to make it easier to create programs and tools that integrate with Wine.

    Cost / License

    • Free
    • Open Source

    Alerts

    • Discontinued

    Platforms

    • Linux

    

    

    

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    Sikarugir

     1 like

    Tool for running and packaging Windows apps or games on macOS 10.15.4+ with Wine, enabling users to choose DirectX backends such as Metal, Vulkan, D3DMetal, VKD3D, DXVK, DXMT, and experimental D9VK for broad compatibility and enhanced performance.

    34 Sikarugir alternatives

    Cost / License

    • Free
    • Open Source

    Application type

    • Compatibility Layer

    Platforms

    • Mac

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