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I have an msix installer that I would like to run under crossover for linux, f33.
I believe the format installs using a simple app container of some sort to help isolate the main system from app changes in the registry.
I did not see any support for this install/container but I wanted to ask.
Can I use a .msix installer and app with crossover?
Hello,
I also have the same question.
Today I went to download microsoft teams for my Windows 10 Pc and noticed Teams for Windows 11 and found that it is an .msix file so it got my attention.
I found on the winehq forums some info about it, but still under research. I think we should wait and use .msi or .exe files by the moment.
Regards
Ezequiel Partida on 2021-10-21 14:38
I've found some info about msix file format:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/msix/overview
Teams is available for Linux directly, without having to use CrossOver. I have used it before (about 18 months ago) and it worked liked it does on Windows. It is available in both .deb and .rpm packages. Of course, ymmv.
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