I have managed to get Premiere Pro 2025 to run with some more DLL transplants, but not well. It seems Adobe rewrote the UI in (iirc) Direct2D and I couldn't find any way to get it to display properly. For now I'd say stick to 2024.
How to run Adobe Premiere Pro 2024 on Wine (Linux)
Re: How to run Adobe Premiere Pro 2024 on Wine (Linux)
Re: How to run Adobe Premiere Pro 2024 on Wine (Linux)
I've rewritten this post since I don't wish to double post, and my first post was low effort. I've been working with the 2023 version. Right now I've been trying to tackle seeing what's going on with openCL. And I've managed to fix couple of other issues.
First, if your getting a crash after making a project, on a second run of Premiere you want vcruntimes. Second, you'll need OpenCL ready to go on your own system, just confirm that the backend is working on the linux side of the system first. As mesa for amd cards it's not ready out the door, I am unsure about Nvidia. From there, wine-opencl should start picking up, verify with the compatibility report, or wine via terminal. You'll also see the OpenCL render be an option in project settings. Third, using wine version 10, seems to fix the dll issue needing to duplicate and rename icuin69 and icuuc69. Or at least, it seems not necessary. It seems to cause problems now if anything.
Currently however once opencl is picked up, we loose functionality. Primarily video playback, it's a black screen. If you force disable the opencl in winecfg, you'll get playback working again, but opencl will be disabled. This is the one I'm currently tearing my hair on. Also we're still stuck with software encoding on export. Bizarrely, you can enable display color management once you open a project, which requires gpu acceleration. But can't like I said on export.
First, if your getting a crash after making a project, on a second run of Premiere you want vcruntimes. Second, you'll need OpenCL ready to go on your own system, just confirm that the backend is working on the linux side of the system first. As mesa for amd cards it's not ready out the door, I am unsure about Nvidia. From there, wine-opencl should start picking up, verify with the compatibility report, or wine via terminal. You'll also see the OpenCL render be an option in project settings. Third, using wine version 10, seems to fix the dll issue needing to duplicate and rename icuin69 and icuuc69. Or at least, it seems not necessary. It seems to cause problems now if anything.
Currently however once opencl is picked up, we loose functionality. Primarily video playback, it's a black screen. If you force disable the opencl in winecfg, you'll get playback working again, but opencl will be disabled. This is the one I'm currently tearing my hair on. Also we're still stuck with software encoding on export. Bizarrely, you can enable display color management once you open a project, which requires gpu acceleration. But can't like I said on export.