WINE used to rely on X11, but not anymore (according to the announcement on its website).
#Cant install xquartz driver#
In most cases you’re better off installing Windows on your Mac (in a virtual machine, see Parallels Desktop, or via Boot camp).Īlso - WINE is for programs, not drivers, it won’t make a Windows hardware driver magically work in macOS. It should be noted that no programs run as good under WINE as on Windows.
You mentioned WINE - correct! - the only way to run a Windows program in macOS is to use WINE or a WINE-based solution (such as Crossover or WineBottler). What made you think XQuartz is supposed to help you run a Windows executable? Hope this provides some clarity, and thanks for sticking with it.
It’s obvious XQuartz/X11 – at some 190MB – is not fully installing. While XQuartz does appear in Applications/Utilities/, at 7.9MB, it did so without having gone through a full customary Mac Installation process (which it did on previous attempts by first running Installer.app – as recommended elsewhere on XQuartz issues resolutions: ). Installer: Package name is XQuartz 2.7.11 JV-MBP:~ jackxxxxx$ sudo installer -pkg ~/Desktop/XQuartz.pkg -target / With XQuartz.pkg in Desktop, as you noted, I just ran sudo installer -pkg ~/Desktop/XQuartz.pkg -target / in Terminal and got this response: (LG, the manufacturer, is singularly unhelpful in the ‘drivers’ department.) I may, in a fit of house cleaning in the past to free up space on my HDD, trashed X11 – not recognizing its future utility.
#Cant install xquartz .exe#
exe file that will mount an external optical DVD drive.
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