Played some programs that have reported startup problems in windows OS. Some programs runs faster. On fear of virus. Nice work.

hi ' i'm using mint 8 now i have to install wine but i don't have internet connection in my system but i have wine.tar.gz but i don't no how to install it please guide me

hi ok

thanks.

good good good good

i like it

thanks

the good software for pc

Wow, big improvements with v. 1.2 ! Installing the RPM packages (on openSUSE anyway) now immediately adds program icons for all the needed WINE tool (like winefile, add/remove (Windows) programs, etc. ) right to the application menu. Very nice; no more need to use the terminal to launch winefile. I also noticed some cosmetic bugs in my Windows apps disapeared with 1.2. MS office Word and Excel also seem more stable. Good work guys!

i must get use to it

What are the steps to Use Wine on Linux?Complete steps from Scratch ?

is there anyway i can get this on Fedora 12?

how the hell am i supposed to instal this!?

Wine is a really ambitious project that turned into one of the greatest pieces of software ever.
Wine is not an emulator, it's a full-fledged implementation of the windows API on Linux. Wine makes it possible to run your favorite windows program or game, while using a much more secure and stable operating system.

Excellent software.

You can run Networx 4.9.8 (developped by SoftPerfect) on Ubuntu.

ok good

This is all well and good, but since I am noew to Ubuntu and have no one IRL to show me how to install this would someone kindly tell me how to???

The simple fact is that while all of this sounds good, my experience with Linux has been a bad nightmare. I worked in the IT industry for over 10 years, and the more I read the more confused I get. This is not user friendly, how you can expect someone to understand what they need to run Linux, and then a program like WINE so that they can use their windows apps, and not get confused. I have looked at several sites in which I was suppose to be able to download Wine, but in every case, what I find is links to everything else, and no explanations. I would certainly like to try all of this, but you need to stop being techs for one minute and read what you have, could you understand it, would you know what to download, what you needed top do. You provide no instructions or guidelines, only links, which are useless unless you understand all of you jargon. At this point, my assessment of Linux is that it is not for everyday users, and never will be until those who are supporting it and promoting it learns how to write a how to manual from the aspect of the common end user. Let me know when you finally get it. Like I said, I like the idea, but the techs need to think about the end-users prospectus and understanding when all they see are links with no real explanation of what or where they are to go. All I wanted to do was download Wine to a CD so that I could install it on a new PC with no internet access. How do I do that?

"To download from torrent links, you must download and install a bittorrent client"

What on earth is a "torrent link"? Do you honestly imagine that the term will be familiar to the man or woman-in-the-street? And exactly how are we supposed to know which "bittorrent client" we are meant to choose?

Wouldn't it be sensible to re-design this site so as make this site a great deal more user-friendly for new users?

Wine is the key to a Linux user's ability to live in both worlds.
That it works as well as it does is a miracle brought about by the very hard work of the developers.
Understanding only a little of the complexities of the layers required to interact, I can only marvel at how well it actually succeeds
Great work from the developers.

application that everyone needed

This program works. I ran flash pro 8 on Ubuntu 7. You can even use Microsoft office & Windows Media Player.