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'''ExaGear Desktop''' is a commercial translator program from the [[About ExaGear|ExaGear]] series of products developed by [[Eltechs(en)|Eltechs]]. The first version was released in November 2014 and is designed to run using the x86_64 translator in ARM Windows applications (using Wine - a free implementation of the Windows API) in x86 Linux containers on ARM GNU/Linux platforms (Raspberry Pi, Odroid, etc.), using ptrace().

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==Instructions for installing on Debian-based distributions==

== Instructions for installing on Debian-based distributions ==

'''Important!''' After February 28, 2019, it is impossible to buy products from the ExaGear series, please use other activation methods.

To run, it is desirable to have a Raspberry Pi 1,2,3 with Raspbian or 1 GB of RAM, ARM64, ARMv7 (hf, el) processor, Debian-based distribution (Ubuntu, Debian), and 2 GB of free space on internal storage. Support for graphics acceleration on Raspberry Pi 2/3 is declared, but it has not been verified and after installation according to this instruction, there will be only software rendering (LLVMpipe)

====Architecture check====

==== Architecture check ====

Check your processor architecture by typing <code>arch</code> in the terminal

If the output is <code>arm64</code>, then the arm64 version of ExaGear Desktop should be used. If the output shows the <code>armv7</code> architecture, then the armhf version of ExaGear Desktop should be used.

If the output contains <code>x86(or x86_64) architecture, then you don't need to use ExaGear Desktop, use VirtualBox, VMware to deploy virtual machines.</code>

====Download====

==== Download ====

Download from the browser at [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zsLHgTvXMUBknAsffNRO1L7np32MFOQz/view?usp=sharing this link] archive with installation files.

====Unpacking and installation====

==== Unpacking and installation ====

Unzip the archive with the command <code>unzip -d ExaGearDesktop ExaGearDesktop.zip</code>, and go to the arm64 files folder: <code>cd ExaGearDesktop/arm64</code>, and install the first package: <code>sudo dpkg - i exagear_3428-1_arm64.deb</code>. If you get an error about missing dependencies, fix it with <code>sudo apt -f install -y</code>. Install the second file: <code>exagear-dsound-server_010_arm64.deb</code>, if you get an error about missing dependencies, fix it with <code>sudo apt -f install -y</code>.

Change to the directory below (<code>cd ..</code>) and install the latest file with the guest itself: <code>sudo dpkg -i exagear-guest-debian-9_3428_all.deb</code>

====Activation and verification====

==== Activation and verification ====

Enter the <code>exagear</code> command. If there is an error that the license file was not found, move the ubt_x32a32_al file (attached in the archive) to /opt/exagear/bin: <code>sudo cp ubt_x32a32_al /opt/exagear/bin/</code>, and give the file permissions : <code>sudo chmod +x /opt/exagear/bin/ubt_x32a32_al</code>.

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Do you have any questions? Write about it on [http://Exagear_International:General_disclaimer Discord server] ExaGear International.

==Alternative for Android(Termux)==

== Alternative for Android(Termux) ==

'''ExaGear for Termux''' is an unofficial modified version of ExaGear Dekstop to run the program on Android using Termux. The repository can be found [https://github.com/ZhymabekRoman/Exagear-for-Termux here].

==Links==

== Links ==

[[https://web.archive.org/web/20170816170623/https://eltechs.com/product/exagear-desktop/exagear-desktop-features-and-prices/ ExaGear Desktop on developer site (archive)]]

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+[[ru:ExaGear_Desktop(ru)]]
 '''ExaGear Desktop''' is a commercial translator program from the [[About ExaGear|ExaGear]] series of products developed by [[Eltechs(en)|Eltechs]]. The first version was released in November 2014 and is designed to run using the x86_64 translator in ARM Windows applications (using Wine - a free implementation of the Windows API) in x86 Linux containers on ARM GNU/Linux platforms (Raspberry Pi, Odroid, etc.), using ptrace().
 {{Infobox_Exagear
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 |version = 3.0
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-==Instructions for installing on Debian-based distributions==
+== Instructions for installing on Debian-based distributions ==
 '''Important!''' After February 28, 2019, it is impossible to buy products from the ExaGear series, please use other activation methods.
 To run, it is desirable to have a Raspberry Pi 1,2,3 with Raspbian or 1 GB of RAM, ARM64, ARMv7 (hf, el) processor, Debian-based distribution (Ubuntu, Debian), and 2 GB of free space on internal storage. Support for graphics acceleration on Raspberry Pi 2/3 is declared, but it has not been verified and after installation according to this instruction, there will be only software rendering (LLVMpipe)
-====Architecture check====
+==== Architecture check ====
 Check your processor architecture by typing <code>arch</code> in the terminal
 If the output is <code>arm64</code>, then the arm64 version of ExaGear Desktop should be used. If the output shows the <code>armv7</code> architecture, then the armhf version of ExaGear Desktop should be used.
 If the output contains <code>x86(or x86_64) architecture, then you don't need to use ExaGear Desktop, use VirtualBox, VMware to deploy virtual machines.</code>
-====Download====
+==== Download ====
 Download from the browser at [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zsLHgTvXMUBknAsffNRO1L7np32MFOQz/view?usp=sharing this link] archive with installation files.
-====Unpacking and installation====
+==== Unpacking and installation ====
 Unzip the archive with the command <code>unzip -d ExaGearDesktop ExaGearDesktop.zip</code>, and go to the arm64 files folder: <code>cd ExaGearDesktop/arm64</code>, and install the first package: <code>sudo dpkg - i exagear_3428-1_arm64.deb</code>. If you get an error about missing dependencies, fix it with <code>sudo apt -f install -y</code>. Install the second file: <code>exagear-dsound-server_010_arm64.deb</code>, if you get an error about missing dependencies, fix it with <code>sudo apt -f install -y</code>.
 Change to the directory below (<code>cd ..</code>) and install the latest file with the guest itself: <code>sudo dpkg -i exagear-guest-debian-9_3428_all.deb</code>
-====Activation and verification====
+==== Activation and verification ====
 Enter the <code>exagear</code> command. If there is an error that the license file was not found, move the ubt_x32a32_al file (attached in the archive) to /opt/exagear/bin: <code>sudo cp ubt_x32a32_al /opt/exagear/bin/</code>, and give the file permissions : <code>sudo chmod +x /opt/exagear/bin/ubt_x32a32_al</code>.
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 Do you have any questions? Write about it on [http://Exagear_International:General_disclaimer Discord server] ExaGear International.
-==Alternative for Android(Termux)==
+== Alternative for Android(Termux) ==
 '''ExaGear for Termux''' is an unofficial modified version of ExaGear Dekstop to run the program on Android using Termux. The repository can be found [https://github.com/ZhymabekRoman/Exagear-for-Termux here].
-==Links==
+== Links ==
 [[https://web.archive.org/web/20170816170623/https://eltechs.com/product/exagear-desktop/exagear-desktop-features-and-prices/ ExaGear Desktop on developer site (archive)]]