In that PDF is where I found the link to the actual thing. You won't have to compile anything.ĭownload this PDF:, it has instructions on how to get Forticlient for Linux working. Well, I'll keep searching, and let y'all know if I find it.ĭon't worry, it's not source code, despite the file extension.

The operating system really is running the Windows program (shows up in gnome-system-monitor), unlike if you used a virtual machine to do the job. It stands as a translator between the Windows program and the operating system. It 'merely' translates program calls from Windows form to 'Unix-like' form and back. Remember that WINE is not a virtual machine or an operating system in an operating system. Kernel-level code must be written for the kernel it is to work with. That means it can't work in WINE, unless WINE does something very interesting.

''linux' site:*.' at Google and Bing yielded no results.įorticlient actually inserts kernel-level code to emulate a modem (yes, actual kernel-level hardware emulation). I tried using their search box searching for 'Linux', but their search bar is broke. Oddly, if one goes to the Forticlient website, there is no link, or link to a link, or link to a link to a link that lets you download the Linux version. I am still searching for the Foriclient for Linux. First, I found the ucalgory one, but again, a username / password prompt.

Jeabus's link gave me a username/ password prompt as well.

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