I have looked at the Darwine project but there are a few obstacles 1. Obsolete. Hasn't been touched in years 2. Make for Mac, I am looking for a linux alternative qemu is a nice program as well but I'm having problems finding the proper Linux distribution for the PPC32 ( host ) and x86 ( the elf interpreter prefix ) in user emulation mode. Meaning I have tried using a host system Ubuntu 8.10 PPC32 and a image ( a fully working ) Ubuntu 8.10 x86 with wine installed .. with no success. I have tried different wine build as well ( suse, fedora, RHEL, ubuntu, gentoo ) ALL failing miserably. If possible can someone guide me, if my suggestions where right or wrong. Or a quick note to where in the code I may find the answers. Thunderbird wrote: > The darwine project didn't really attempt this. The only thing you need to run 32-bit windows apps on powerpc linux is to install qemu. Originally qemu was developed just for this and only consisted of a linux binary loader these days it is also a VM but you can still use the good old binary loader. The darwine guys assisted porting the qemu binary loader to darwin, so that a potential darwin x86 port of wine could be run on the powerpc build of darwin / osx.
