Whisky, a gaming-focused front-end for Wine's Windows compatibility tools on macOS, is no longer receiving updates. As one of ...

Whisky's developer has announced all further work on the app has ended, closing off one way to play Windows games on Apple ...

Whisky, a popular open-source front-end for Wine that made Windows gaming on Mac more accessible, has ceased development. The ...

Not long ago, Isaac Marovitz, the developer behind Whisky, the open source WINE front-end that made it easy to play Windows ...

The reason for Whiskey's demise is pretty simple—"Whiskey harms Wine on Mac." That's what Wisky developer Issac Marovitz says, anyway. Whisky is a "parasitic" app that siphons sales away from ...

The Whiskey app allows Windows games to be played on a Mac with ease, utilizing WINE and Apple's Game Porting Kit. Many Windows games run excellently on Mac via Whiskey, almost as well as on ...

If you want to run general Windows apps on your Apple Silicon Mac, you can do so using VMware Fusion Pro or Parallels Desktop. But if it’s Windows games you want to run, then that’s a far more ...

In fact, the developer described Whisky as having a "parasitic relationship" with CrossOver – potentially harming its profitability. "Without CrossOver, there would be no Wine on Mac," the ...

Whisky brings Windows games from Steam to the Mac Whisky is a graphical user interface for installing the Wine runtime environment and Apple's “Game Porting Toolkit” (AGPT) very conveniently ...

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