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Story: A little Wine with your Linux?
although i understand the problems the author had, he should have looked a little more into wine.
I'm using wine in a production environment, as i'm progammer under navision native database.
I experienced no problems so far, although some applications refuse to work with wine (such as Groupwise). Nevertheless i can recommend wine for linux-users, if they really need to use windows applications in linux. But i'm sure if a linux user is looking for a program similar to what he's used in windows he will find. Keep in mind that openoffice is a substitute for microsoft office, even i know that microsoft office is running in wine.
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Story: A little Wine with your Linux?
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Nice but your review is neither complete nor corre... Walter Thomas -
Talking about Wine and Codeweavers to run Windows... Anonymous -
I knew from the first line that this was going to... Anonymous -
err... CrossOver Ofiifce IS Wine. It's just a comm... Anonymous -
Rather incomplete. It is true that just downloadi... Randy Ennis -
What's with all this running Windows apps under Li... Anonymous -
Umm, crossover office uses wine. All codeweavers c... Tormak -
The real benefit of wine (and even better, wineX)... TIM -
I got to page two of the article then gave up.
I h... Chris Gibson -
The Wine developers seem to agree with the review;... Dan Kegel -
I generally don't know why people get so aggressiv... Marcin 'Rambo' Roguski -
although i understand the problems the author had,... Stefan -
Of course not! Abondon such stupid projects and u... Tuxic
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