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For my 32 bit binaries, the easiest way to use them is to run the Windows version, because that OS has better backwards compatability. It's possible to get a M
by Rebelgecko 6y ago
For my 32 bit binaries, the easiest way to use them is to run the Windows version, because that OS has better backwards compatability.
It's possible to get a Mojave VM up and running but it was nontrivial when I gave it a shot
- tanelpoder 6y agoI’m using a Mojave VM with VMWare Fusion on my laptop (that runs Catalina) on the rare occasion of needing to run 32bit apps. Install & setup was easy, without any problems. VMWare Fusion is a paid app, but VirtualBox should be able to do the same for free.
- inapis 6y agoThe latest Vmware Fusion has a free license for personal use.
- kitsunesoba 6y agoIf I'm not mistaken, WINE is now capable of running 32-bit Windows binaries on 64-bit-only macOS as well, so that may also be an option particularly for more simple apps.
- tempodox 6y agoEven the 64-bit WINE can't run 32-bit apps on Catalina. Their website specifically says they support up to macOS-10.14. Apparently 64-bit WINE can run 64-bit Windos apps on Catalina, though.
- lucian1900 6y agoI don't think Wine can, but Crossover definitely can.
- my123 6y agoThe CrossOver fork of Wine can.