Packages won't be pushed to Winehq until bug 52354 is resolved.
Please Note;
These will function like macOS pkg releases but are packaged within a .tar.xz.
I won't be providing a pkg installer, these packages include wine and wine64
Minimum requirement of macOS High Sierra
macOS High Sierra was released in 2017 and this is the last version of macOS to provide
32Bit support within it's SDK the majority of wine development focuse is aimed at this.
If you need the latest versions of wine on something older you can use macports-wine my Macports overlay
that allows compiling the last versions of wine from source on OS X 10.8 and later. This avoids complications with libraries as these will be built for your OS.
How to install using brew;
First add cask-versions
brew tap homebrew/cask-versions
Available packages;
wine-stable
wine-devel
wine-staging
Next select the desired wine package to be installed, for an example I'll select wine-stable
brew install --cask --no-quarantine wine-stable
This will install Wine Stable into /Applications
How manually to install;
Download the desired package from releases unpack, now move the Wine * bundle to /Applications and use as you would a Winehq release.
Build environment configuration;
cctools 973.0.1/ ld64 609/ LLVM 14.0.0
MacOSX10.14.sdk (macOS Mojave sysroot i386)
MacOSX10.13.sdk (required by macports-port to compile i386)
wine-gecko & wine-mono are included within these custom Wine-* packages, usually wine(64) will download and then install .msi packages into each and every wineprefix increasing prefix size instead the "shared" packages are used to reduce prefix size.
Don't open wine issues here!;
Wine bugs/regressions need to be reported via Winehq Bugzilla
Packaging related issues should be reported here.
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