Quote:
Originally Posted by pazos
Nope, it is unfeasible in the best case scenario and probably impossible.
Wine requires x86 PEs and a underlying linux system on the host. That would require to run an emulated linux x86 under qemu and run wine inside that VM. I cannot say it is impossible but running a x86 linux target on a arm host would be painfully slow (hours? to boot) and would require more storage than most Kobos have.
Even then you would need to tweak the build of qemu-system-arm to display the VM contents on e-ink and, in case you get that to work, you'll only be able to deDRM, but not to interact with ascm files in any way on the host.
|
I've not tried with ARM, but for x86_64 QEMU, it runs effortlessly on my Glo HD (picture attached)