Running FFR on Linux

[MysticChromium]

Yeah, FFR works nicely on Mac WINE

[E-B-E]

Apple silicon uses the ARM64 architecture, so you'd have to look into other translation layers such as FEX to get it to work as I believe wine is a x86_64 thing. (Worth noting that FEX looks complicated to set up on Apple silicon as they don't supply a binary for it, and as FEX is intended for ARM64 linux.)

[MysticChromium]

Apple silicon uses the ARM64 architecture, so you'd have to look into other translation layers such as FEX to get it to work as I believe wine is a x86_64 thing. (Worth noting that FEX looks complicated to set up on Apple silicon as they don't supply a binary for it, and as FEX is intended for ARM64 linux.)

I mean yeah, Wine probably works together with Rosetta[2] to run the games; I just wanted to point out generally that I've had a smooth experience with FFR via Mac Wine Stable, with maybe some graphical oddities here and there.

[Epicman9001]

For anyone still here you can just install the Lutris Deb from Github, (Flatpak also works but you'll get a crash notifcation due to wayland permissions) and add the R3.exe to it and it'll just launch