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CodeWeavers brings Chromium to Mac, Linux
News Application-portability software developer CodeWeavers has ported a version of Chromium to Mac OS X and Linux, and made the web browser available for free. In a blog post, CodeWeavers' chief executive, Jeremy White, said the company had published...
[September 16, 2008, 13:23]
MS Office comes to Linux servers
News New software from CodeWeavers will allow Linux servers to host Microsoft Office applications, which can then be accessed through a Web browser, the company said on Monday. CodeWeavers, which sells Windows-emulation software for the Linux platform...
[February 25, 2003, 14:06]
So why not put Linux on your business desktops?
Talkback CodeWeavers has support for Office, Dreamweaver, Notes, and a host of other programs. Wine is free ofcourse but you will have to support yourself.http://www.codeweavers.com/compatibility/toplists/ You can even run many games in there 5.0 release...
[November 29, 2005, 17:22]
Great but a word of warning
Talkback Congatulations to Codeweavers for a great coup. One advantage to Codeweavers' version of Chromium is that it comes with its own uninstaller. Hopefully this will raise the profile of Codeweavers Crossover and Wine for running programmes designed for...
[September 17, 2008, 15:45]
WINE and the importance of application compatibility
Blog Comment That and Transgaming don't really contribute much back to WINE (afaik), whereas Codeweavers does (e.g.the guy most in charge of WINE works for Codeweavers, as do various others). CrossOver Games is probably a better bet than Transgaming's products.
[May 20, 2009, 14:28]
Lycoris 1.4 integrates Windows apps support
News Following a deal with software developer CodeWeavers in June, Window-to-Linux software has been integrated with Lycoris' Linux desktop. Jon Parshall, chief operating officer at CodeWeavers, said on Thursday that the integrated software will make...
[August 20, 2004, 10:20]
Desktop Linux backer gets new chief
News The Canada-based company's new CEO is Andreas "Andy" Typaldos, who through Linux Global Partners is an early investor in the company and in related Linux ventures Ximian and CodeWeavers, the company announced on Tuesday.
[October 30, 2003, 9:45]
SuSE to run Windows apps on Linux
News It uses the YaST2 setup tool for installation, Acronis OS Selector partitioning software and CodeWeavers CrossOver Office 1.2 for running Windows applications. CrossOver Office also recently made an appearance in a new desktop-friendly Linux...
[October 29, 2002, 14:53]
Go! Ubuntu Linux 8.10, Intrepid Ibex - Installation Tips
Blog Comment Oops, I just discovered that Crossover Chrome, free from CodeWeavers, was disabled in the process but has now reinstalled without any difficulty. Crossover Chrome is an interim solution offered by Codeweavers to facilitate Google Chrome in Linux...
[October 31, 2008, 6:57]
A little Wine with your Linux?
Talkback Talking about Wine and Codeweavers to run Windows on Linux without mentioning the more popular and practical Win4Lin is like telling people that if they want to cross the river they need to build their own raft - each time they want to cross...
[October 7, 2003, 18:08]
Linux gets Office XP applications
News CodeWeavers' CrossOver Office now supports the full Office XP suite, with the exception of Outlook XP and Access XP. CodeWeavers is aiming to make Linux more viable as an alternative to the Windows platform by letting Linux users stick with...
[April 23, 2003, 14:30]
A little Wine with your Linux?
Talkback All codeweavers crossover applications are just nicely packaged wine. Umm, crossover office uses wine.
[October 8, 2003, 14:33]
Microsoft on warding off the Linux threat
Talkback http://www.codeweavers.com/products/cxoffice/
[October 5, 2006, 0:58]
SP2 clashes with more than 40 programs
Talkback Lazlo http://www.codeweavers.com crossover office is a windows software emulator for linux.
[August 25, 2004, 14:48]
A little Wine with your Linux?
Talkback It is true that just downloading and installing from the Wine project is not an undaunting project; however, there is a free version of Codeweavers Wine (no, it's not the tweaked commercial version that runs Office so well), that does run numerous...
[October 8, 2003, 13:16]
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Talkback Though if it requires Outlook, go straight to Codeweavers, don't try vanilla wine. Let me know if you need help with Wine. I've been doing a lot of Wine bug triage lately.
[July 15, 2006, 9:03]
WINE and the importance of application compatibility
Blog Comment What is needed in my opinion is either one of the big four mentioned above buying codeweavers and pushing development (like Novell did with SuSE Linux). Nice history lesson! I am not convinced by Wine, I have always had problems with it.
[May 18, 2009, 20:22]
Desktop Linux group readies public agenda
News Companies behind the Desktop Linux Consortium include several Linux sellers such as SuSE, MandrakeSoft, Lycoris, Xandros and ArkLinux; CodeWeavers, which sells software to help run Windows programs on Linux systems; OpenOffice, an open-source...
[July 24, 2003, 13:19]
Lindows faces a reality check
News LindowsOS' implimentation of of WINE was derived from work by CodeWeavers, which provided "the majority" of the company's WINE code, according to Robertson's comments on a developer discussion group. In April, however, CodeWeavers ended its...
[August 21, 2002, 16:32]
WINE and the importance of application compatibility
Blog Comment I agree; Codeweavers is a better FOSS citizen, and I'd recommend them over Transgaming nowadays. @bobdowne: However, when I originally penned this piece, which, due to the references to Windows 2000, you've probably guessed was a while back, only...
[May 20, 2009, 22:59]
