When Wine.app is is updated, a MenuBar icon should be installed in the upper right corner of your screen (icon surrounded by red in the screenshot below)Ĥ. Unfortunately, the Windows fonts are really ugly and not smooth in Darwine and I don't know how to make it look better.
"Desktop Integration" in "winecfg.exe" allows you to use Windows skins so you can use the "msstyles" file from one of these Leopard skins to make foobar2000 look more Mac like. Right click on foobar2000.exe and choose Make Alias, then drag the new shortcut to the desktop.ĭarwine comes with the Trix.app to help install Windows drivers, apps, fonts and all that. Then if you want to access to your virtual "C:" drive which is hidden, right click on the Finder icon, choose "Go to Folder." and type: You may optionally want to install it to C:\program files\foobar2000, instead of to the desktop by default. Run the Foobar2000 setup file and install. If you changed the output device in System Preferences -> Sound option, you will have to exit and re-open Darwine for the change. Make sure the "CoreAudio" is checked, click Apply.Īs you can see it let you chooses sample rates and bit depth as well. Click on the "Audio" tab, a window will pop up saying it has selected the audio setting for you. Wait for the Wine Configuration window to pop up. Run "winecfg.exe" in the folder "Darwine -> Sample Winelib Applications". You will need to install Darwine for OSX which is a free software to allow running Windows softwares on OSX desktop. And running foobar2000 under Wine will lose some performance. Not much advantage since as far as I know Mac is already bitperfect with the sound output. Someone brought it up so I thought of trying to try it out. I guess most of the advance computer users already know how.
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