Installation

Getting Wine

For using wenv, you need to install Wine first. Depending on your platform, there are different ways of doing that.

Note

Currently, Wine >= 6.x is supported (tested).

Getting wenv

The latest stable release version can be installed with pip:

pip install wenv

If you are interested in testing the latest work from the development branch, you can try it like this:

pip install git+https://github.com/pleiszenburg/wenv.git@develop

After installing the package with pip, you must initialize the “Wine Python environment” by running:

wenv init

Note

If you are relying on wenv, please notice that it uses semantic versioning. Breaking changes are indicated by increasing the second version number, the minor version. Going for example from 0.0.x to 0.1.y or going from 0.1.x to 0.2.y therefore indicates a breaking change.

If you are encountering any problems, see section on bugs and known issues.

Installing wenv in Development Mode

If you are interested in contributing to wenv, you might want to install it in development mode. You can find the latest instructions on how to do this in the CONTRIBUTING file of this project on Github.