Run Window apps on Linux? It just takes a drop of mature wine

  2008-06-19 10:00:02
Wine is well-known on Linux forums. Many a new Linux user has sought to run their old Windows applications on their new operating system. Short of having a clear open source alternative that reads and writes to the same file formatsâ?? for instance, Open Office is a viable solution to opening archived Microsoft Word documentsâ?? the venerable Wine is regularly touted as the first option. Wine, simply put, facilitates running Microsoft Windows applications within Linux. The programs will display in their own windows just as if they were native Linux applications. 
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