Installing Amikit Using FS-UAE

I assume I can use FS-UAE download from Linux Mint Packages? If so using home/elchucko/amikit/fs-uae/save states/c:/amikit/wineau/configuration says "invalid directory: That's the directory FS-UAE is looking for roms and configuration folder. Can you assist? Thank you

I'm new to this and may be way over my head.

I've never used FS-UAE. Maybe you can try Wine and run WinUAE on Linux?

Hello! I am already working AmiKIT with FS-UAE/FS-UAE Launcher. My OS is 64-bit Fedora 22 GNU/Linux.

http://kuya-marc.blogspot.com/2015/08/fedora-gnulinux-and-fs-uae-launcher.html

Since Linux Mint is based on Ubuntu & Debian, you can install what you need at http://fs-uae.net/download#debian

Wikipedia reference on Linux Mint: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_Mint

I have been using AmiKit on Linux under wine and it does work
However, my install using Mint KDE 64 quit working and have not
been able to find the problem.AmiKit starts but am unable to click in the dialog
box ?
I plan on installing Q4wine/winetricks and see if that solves the problem
On Netrunner 64 AmiKit runs just fine

alanwall
Installed Q4Wine and now AmiKit is working on Mint KDE 64
Will try the Wine forum to see why Wine is not working

alanwall
Installed Q4Wine and now AmiKit is working on Mint KDE 64
Will try the Wine forum to see why Wine is not working

Working emulation software via WINE is generally NOT a good idea. KDE consumes a lot of resources. If you're working WinUAE via Wine in KDE, you're computer's processor will be overworked; it's OK if electricity & RAM aren't commodities to you.

WINE is not intended on running emulation software, such as WinUAE.