Simply disabling firewall or AV software could not be enough, since some of these software are running still in background or in services list.
GOG GALAXY users should ignore this step.Ģ) Please reinstall the game AND add it to your antivirus/firewall software exception/trusted list. So a person would need to be looking for a way to run something utilitarian, which Windows happened to provide but which Android does not (namely what), but without fancy graphics.1) Please make sure that you use "Run as Administrator" to install and to start the game (right-click on the shortcut or setup file and select "Run as Administrator"). Modern graphics games require hardware graphics acceleration, which this construction would not allow access to, and, when I did have Limbo running on an earlier tablet, even to have it running a barebones Linux image, as I wrote above, was painfully slow. There would be two main problems, if we did this:ġ) 'QEMU' would not have access to the device's graphics-hardware, and Doing so would never involve the made-for Android Wine APKs.
Then, once we have Linux running, we can install Wine on top of that, as already explained Here (as if it was a portable Wine installation). But, the main drawback in its use, is the fact that we'd either need to mount an ISO, which presumably contains an x86 -CPU -compatible boot-image, or otherwise, that we'd follow a shortcut that app's developer provided, for installing Linux. I had 'Limbo' installed once, and it did work. And the x86 -version of the Wine APK will only run on an Android device, the CPU of which is already an x86. I have an observation which may be interesting to the OP, if he's desperately wanting to get Wine working under Android.įrom what I gather, the ARM-version of Wine will run applications which were once made for 'Windows RT', which Microsoft has discontinued support for.
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