Welcome to the world of Phoenicis, where your non-native applications for Windows can easily find their way into your GNULinux or macOS operating system. This guide will help you navigate through the functionalities of Phoenicis PlayOnLinux and PlayOnMac and provide you with useful instructions and troubleshooting tips.

What is Phoenicis PlayOnLinux?

Phoenicis PlayOnLinux is a powerful software that simplifies the process of installing and using a wide array of applications and games designed for Microsoft Windows. With a limited number of games compatible with GNULinux, Phoenicis fills this gap with a cost-effective and user-friendly solution that enhances your gaming and application experience.

Features of Phoenicis PlayOnLinux

Let’s explore some of the standout features that make Phoenicis an attractive choice:

• No need for a Microsoft Windows license to use the software.
• Built on Wine, offering all its features without overwhelming the user.
• Completely free and open-source software.
• Developed using Java, ensuring a robust performance.

However, keep in mind that like any software, Phoenicis has its quirks:

• Users may occasionally experience performance dips, affecting image fluidity and graphic details.
• Some games may not be supported. Fortunately, manual installation is an option!

How to Build and Run Phoenicis Locally

To build and run Phoenicis on your local machine, follow these steps:

Dependencies:

• Java 11+
• Maven
• less (install using sudo npm install -g less)

Building and Running:

Here’s how you can build and run Phoenicis:

mvn clean package
mvn install
cd phoenicis-javafx
mvn exec:java

For further details about dependencies, please consult the documentation.

How to Build and Run in an Online IDE

If you prefer using an online IDE, you can quickly set up Phoenicis on Gitpod, a free one-click solution for GitHub projects.

Open in Gitpod

Managing Scripts and Localization

To add or update scripts, simply make pull requests to the scripts repository: here.

Localization of Phoenicis is handled via Crowdin. If you don’t see your language listed, you can open an issue.

Community and Support

For any questions, issues, or creative ideas, feel free to connect with the community:

• Issues or ideas: GitHub Issues
• Forums: PlayOnLinux Forums
• Join our Slack: Phoenicis Slack

Troubleshooting

Encountering issues while using Phoenicis? Here are some troubleshooting tips:

• Check if you have the required dependencies installed.
• Ensure that you’re running the latest version of Java and Maven.
• If you experience performance issues, try restarting the application or your system.
• For games not launching, check the compatibility list on the official PlayOnLinux site.

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