Is the version of MediaMonkey you downloaded built for Windows on Intel/AMD/x86 or Windows on ARM?
If the former, installing WINE is not enough. You need an emulation layer as well. Which will seriously impact application performance.
As you're seeing the splash screen, installing WINE via Pi Apps may have installed and configured one for you - I've no idea as I've not used it. If it has it will be slow, at least an order of magnitude slower than on an x86 PC so exercise patience.
As for killing it, if you know what the process is called tryorDon't expect to get a clean exit from the killed process though.
If it's running under a different user prefix those commands with sudo
If you don't know whether MediaMonkey is ARM or x86 post the link you downloaded it from.
If the former, installing WINE is not enough. You need an emulation layer as well. Which will seriously impact application performance.
As you're seeing the splash screen, installing WINE via Pi Apps may have installed and configured one for you - I've no idea as I've not used it. If it has it will be slow, at least an order of magnitude slower than on an x86 PC so exercise patience.
As for killing it, if you know what the process is called try
Code:
killall process-or-file-nameCode:
killall -9 process-or-file-nameIf it's running under a different user prefix those commands with sudo
If you don't know whether MediaMonkey is ARM or x86 post the link you downloaded it from.
Statistics: Posted by thagrol — Sun Apr 13, 2025 2:28 pm