In the terminal window type wine then a space.ĭrag the Diablo II.exe file into the window To do this you need to launch from the command line. If you want to run in a window or without sound, you need to add arguments. Running with arguments from a Terminal window If it doesn’t work, right click Diablo II.exeĭiablo should run, full screen, with sound exe file extension, you should be able to just double click Diablo II.exe This guide is written based on this, you will need to adapt some of the paths if you install it in a different location.Īssuming Wine has correctly mapped the. I installed mine in a sub-folder named Wine_Programs in the main Mac Applications folder. You should be able to install from CDs or CD Images, but I haven’t tried it. Not required to be done on any platformĭownload the Windows version of the installers from Blizzard. Possibility for running older versions of D2 (not tried though) More stable than the Blizzard 32 bit Mac Client Supports command line arguments for RWM Runs faster than under virtualisation (Parallels / VMWare Fusion) I started doing this as an investigation to see if it was a possible solution for the dropping of 32bit app support in Catalina.
If / when Wine supports 32Bit Apps in 64Bit Wine, this should be applicable to running D2 on later MacOS versions. This process is currently applicable for installation on Mac OS 10.14 (Mojave) and earlier. I haven't actually installed D2 on Linux with this process, but I see no reason for the steps to be significantly different. It is basically a record of the process I went through to install Wine on my mac, but should be applicable to installing D2 with Wine on Linux too. Sorry to disappoint those expecting another inebriated hardcore project, but this is a guide to installing D2 with Wine.
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