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#2091 Doesn't work on Wine via ChromeOS
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> What steps will reproduce the problem? I installed FFDec on Wine on my Chromebook, which went well. However, when clicking "ffdec.exe" in the zip... > What is the expected output? What do you see instead? It should be opening but can't find a required JAR file. ffdec.jar. When I click ffdec.jar in ChromeOS' file finder, it comes off as unsupported by ChromeOS. > What version of the product are you using? Is it "nightly build"? Which operating system do you have? 18.5.0. Doesn't say it's a nightly build. OS is ChromeOS via Wine for the Windows version. > Please provide any additional information below. If the problem is related to a SWF file, attach it here, otherwise, we can't help you. Should I install Java on Wine and give the jar file a run?
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The ZIP archive needs to be extracted first to a folder, then you can run the EXE file and/or ffdec.jar You need to have Java installed. I don't know how ChromeOS on Wine works...
I know this is really old but still posting in case anyone in the future comes across this trying to run FFDec on a Chromebook. On ChromeOS (Chromebooks) there is pretty much only one supported way to run FFDec. That is through the "Linux developer environment" feature. After enabling the feature you can access the Debian container VM that was setup. From it you then need to install a Java runtime (JRE) before you can run FFDec. Once that's installed you would then need to install the DEB version or extract the zip version to somewhere inside the container and then run it from the terminal. Running FFDec through Wine would end up requiring that you install the JRE inside Wine and then run the application through Wine. This would have an unreasonable amount of lag as it would be running through an emulation layer (Wine) in a virtual machine which ends up being unbearably slow to run and use.