

When launched for the first time, eMule will prompt you for some initial configuration preferences as usual.

Wine ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/eMule/emule.exe ĭownload the latest eMule installation executable and save it to your home directory (shell alias "~" under most Linux setups). If you don't find the latest version there, you should download the appropriate binary package or platform-independent source tarball from, then consult the official installation documentation at.

Install Wine 0.9.40 or later from your Linux distribution's package manager (apt or Synaptic on Debian/Ubuntu, Portage on Gentoo, etc.). This document assumes you have a recent Linux installation with an X11-based window manager or desktop environment such as KDE, GNOME, or Xfce. You you can find questions and comments on this topic in a dedicated thread on our forum. This entry is a user-made guide and not verified by any eMule developer, but is still a helpfull addition for most users.
