Windows apps on Mac OS?

Question

Wine

There is a PC with MacOS 10.15.4 Catalina. I have JailBrake installed so I can install applications NOT from the AppStore and unsigned drivers. So it turns out that Microsoft first burned the MS DOS source code and the craftsmen immediately wrote Freedos and burned WinApi and the community wrote Wine, which runs Windows Api on other systems. But for some reason, I could only run the 2003 Freelancer game and the electronic geography manual on Wine. And how to configure Wine correctly so that you can run: hmailserver, Metro Exodus, World of Tanks, MTA San Andreas, Unity engine, 3D compass, Unreal Engine and Adobe programs?!
Please tell me how to live Apple phage?!

Answer 1

Unity, Unreal, Adobe programs, and so on, there are Macs in their native form.
About games - if there is no support, then you will have to tinker a lot and no one guarantees the result. Although there is a solution for the same tanks, JUST GOOGLE.
hmailserver and in general everything that is somehow connected with services / daemons - I would recommend running it in a native OS or in a container.
Danya, are you tired of shooting yourself in the foot? THEN wsl, now this... Use the tools as intended!

Answer 2

Install on your PC (even if it's a MAC) windows

Answer 3

Firstly, why jail, without it, you can do everything.
Secondly - the best Windows emulator for Mac OS - from the Paralels program (you will find it on torrents)
Yes, it requires more space and resources, and deploys a virtual machine, but this is the best option in my opinion

Answer 4

How to properly configure Wine

No way. Vine is sawed, sawed, not finished, flooded - not flooded, almost like in a cartoon about the Cat's House :) And anyway, he is only able to run wincfg. No games (well, maybe ten or fifteen years ago) will not work. None of the 3D will work. Nothing from a modern office will work. It is easier to find a native analogue. Even FastStone - a picture peeker, which seems to be not prohibitively complicated - works crookedly (if there are a certain number of pictures in the catalog, it shows only the first N).