: An EXE contains machine code meant for Windows (x86/x64). A PKG contains an installer script and files for macOS (Unix-based). Architecture
You directly convert an .exe (Windows executable) into a .pkg (macOS installer package) by renaming it or running a simple script. They are completely different binary formats. convert exe to pkg
Using a tool like :
bundle that contains the EXE and a localized version of Wine. Packaging: is functional, you use macOS tools like productbuild to wrap that entire bundle into a : An EXE contains machine code meant for Windows (x86/x64)
Users must pre-install Wine for this to work. You could also bundle Wine inside the PKG (very large, ~600MB) – but that’s more advanced. ~600MB) – but that’s more advanced.