Install LTSpice 17.1.8 via Wine under Ubuntu

LTSpice

LTSpice is a commonly used circuit simulation software, but there are only Windows version and Mac version, and Wine needs to be used to run under Linux. The following explains how to install the latest LTSpice 17.1.8 under Ubuntu

Install

Download the LTSpice installation file

Download address: https://www.analog.com/en/design-center/design-tools-and-calculators/ltspice-simulator.html

Select Download for Windows 10 64-bit and forward Version 17.1.8 , the downloaded file is LTspice64.msi

Install Wine

audo apt install wine-stable

Install LTSpice via Wine

wine msiexec /i LTspice64.msi

By default, the next step is to install, and the last step needs to wait for a while. When the installation ends, Wine will report an error when extracting the icon, which can be ignored.

Wine will create two files LTspice.link and LTspice.desktop on the desktop. These two files are useless under Ubuntu and can be deleted. They
will also be created under the user directory .local/share/applications/wine/Programs/LTspice/ Create three files Check for updates.desktop, Uninstall LTspice 17.1.8.0.desktop and LTspice.desktop, these three are application shortcuts required by Ubuntu and need to be kept

Run LTSpice via Wine

command line

Execute this command to start LTSpice, you need to replace milton in the command with your own user name

wine ~/.wine/drive_c/users/milton/"Local Settings"/"Application Data"/Programs/ADI/LTspice/LTspice.exe

If you are not sure whether the path is correct, you can confirm it with the ll command

$ ll ~/.wine/drive_c/users/milton/"Local Settings"/"Application Data"/Programs/ADI/LTspice/LTspice.exe
-rwxrwxr-x 1 milton milton 33157872 Mar 14 17:14 '/home/milton/.wine/drive_c/users/milton/Local Settings/Application Data/Programs/ADI/LTspice/LTspice.exe'*

app shortcut

Press the Win key to bring up the shortcut input box, enter LTSpice, and the application will appear, press Enter or click to run

running interface

use

For the use of LTSpice, please refer to the previous LTspice XVII usage notes https://www.cnblogs.com/milton/p/14883680.html

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