Alternatives to OpenNative

CrossOver

CrossOver suits Mac or Linux users who want to run Windows productivity apps, utilities or games without installing Windows.

FAudio suits developers working with the FNA project who need its audio and media support on open platforms.

Bannerlator is for Android users who want to run Windows software or games on their devices.

It suits Linux or macOS users who want to run Windows games or applications without owning a Windows license.

GameHub suits players who want PC emulation, cloud gaming, and streaming in one platform, including users who want to connect Steam or Epic accounts.

Box86 suits Linux users who need to run 32-bit x86 applications on systems with a different processor architecture, including ARM.

TDF suits advanced GNU/Linux users who want to install and isolate Windows games from sources outside Steam.

It suits Linux users who want to run Windows games through Proton outside Steam, including through supported launcher clients.

Bottles

Bottles suits Linux users who want to manage Windows applications or games in separate prefixes.

DXVK suits users running Direct3D applications on Linux through Wine, as well as developers working on game or application ports.

GE-Proton suits Linux Steam players who need Proton builds with additional game fixes, video patches or graphics options.

WineVDM suits Windows users who need to run older 16-bit Windows programs on 64-bit Windows.

Porting Kit

Porting Kit suits Mac users seeking to install Windows games or apps from the listed sources.

Sober is for Linux users who want to run Roblox on a desktop.

It suits Linux or Windows users who need Direct3D 12 support through Vulkan in Wine or Proton, and developers working on related compatibility.

Winlator suits Android users who want to run Windows x86_64 applications and games with configurable per-game settings.