The problem with installing just SWTOR is that once you install it, it won't run because it's missing several core components required for the game to run. Each wrapper provides you with all the simple components needed to run a Windows program, but it's up to the user to install the rest of the needed components to make the program of choice to run. What it does is use Wine to create a separate mini-universe (wrapper) for each program you install (or multiple programs on one wrapper). PlayOnMac isn't a magical do-it-all program sadly. The machine I am running from is a MacBook Pro (15-inch, early 2011) with macOS Sierra. If you want to play on Linux, please check out this link īefore I begin, remember that every computer is special, and not all will have the same result. Everything in this documentation was made possible by the brilliant minds behind the Wine project. I've decided to reverted back to older version of Wine in staging so the fix won't be needed anymore.Ī list of basic requirements to implement the guide.Ĭurrently OS X/macOS users are provided with three possible solutions when wanting to run a Windows program Run a Bootcamp, a Virtual Machine, or use Wine. Swtor_fix has been giving people too many issues.POM has been running into issues for some people where menus like configuration wouldn't popup.
Since the last update, several things happened:
The guide talks about how to run The Old Republic on a macOS machine.
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