Or what is possible too, some Windows runtimes are missing by wine to run the Win32 App. there could be more then one issue for the non wine compatibillity: some Windows functions in the Wine binaries are missing, cause all the windows system binaries, that wine uses are no original Windows binaries (not due to licence terms) they are often rebuild by the wine authors, to act as the original windows binaries some binaries are even from the ReactOS project that aims to build a OpenSource OS, that is fully Windows compatible. The Windows App you try to run is not fully Wine compatible - even if it is a natural linux App that only was ported to Win32 like Pidgin was.
#Pidgin download linux portable#
You can try to run your Pidgin Portable in Wine too - if this fails, this could be happen for some reasons:
The most Linux-Distributions are Preconfigured, that they run Windows Executables (.exe) automatically in Wine when you click on them - that's the point with the PAF-Luncher for portable Apps, too. The point is that you can run them on a linux system under Wine, which is a windows compatible runtime enviroment, that integrates in the Linux Enviroment. All the files in their Folders are Windows binaries - there are no additional Linux binaries. Firefox and Thunderbird are Multi-OS Portable Apps? That's the newest I've ever heard.
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