Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 5th May 2009 22:04 UTC
Many Linux users have experience with Wine, the application compatibility layer which allows some Windows programs to run on UNIX-like machines. During Ubuntu's Open Week event, Mark Shuttleworth was asked about Wine, and how important he believes it is for the success of Ubuntu.
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RE[3]: I am a WINE fan. - Mine didn't include a license
by jabbotts on Wed 6th May 2009 17:13
in reply to "RE[2]: I am a WINE fan."
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But then, when it came home the Mobo was in one box, the GPU in another, the case in another... hehehe..
Ah, who am I kidding, I have my XP license from older machines and previous jobs along with the rest of 'em in my OS collection. Thank goodnes for virtualization rather than having to juggle OS between fewer physical machines.
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2006-09-03
I suppose that's true.