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Is it true that NeTraverse just went under? Does anyone know any details? Do they have and plans to put Win4Lin into the public domain so that the Linux community can continue to support it?

Does anybody know what is happening with Netraverse the company who makes Win4Lin? They appear to have closed down, their offices are shut down and phones disconnected. Their internal user newsgroup is saying most of their developers have been fired. Their Web site (www.netraverse.com) looks like business for ususal. I wonder what happens if you tr...

Anybody get win4lin 5.0 running on CentOs? I have a Ibm Thinkpad 600 running centos 3.3. I tried running the win4lin installer which downloaded a supported kernel and installed but when I went to reboot the laptop, the drivers for my wireless card were missing along with usb support. Then when the laptop went into run level 5 nothing happens. Then the x server throughs an error about a bad config.

Hello. I am new to Samba, so if my questions are basic, please forgive me. A few weeks ago, I managed to get Samba running on my BSD/OS 2.1 server. The samba version is 1.9.15p4 as supplied by default with this OS distribution. Everything seems to work well on it. The shares are accessible OK. We also had an NT 4.0 server on our LAN that was the PDC. Unfortunately, it died a horrible death last

...t;> > >This is the most appropriate newsgroup for him to post in. There isn't a >Win4Lin newsgroup eh? So what have I been reading (or smoking?!) the past two years! as I posted to the other thread mentioning win4lin, there is a very good subscription-group (*), win4lin-users@netraverse.com subscription details on the netraverse site of course, if you only have a warez version of win4lin (I gather they exist), you may have some reluctance to go down that road... :-) Bob * ie like wine-devel - only about half the traffic -- robert w hall

I'm trying to run Xara X either from native windows directory or from local fake windows directory. When I run it from windows dir, I get the splash screen and then it hangs. When I try to install locally (using msi installer) it doesn't work. Anybody have this installed or running? This is the last thing I need for a fully functional DTP box! It would be a shame to have to quit

OK- A dumb question. Will a "generic"(kernel.org) kernel work with Centos 4? My reason for asking- I'm needing to upgrade from RH9, and would rather go ahead and go with 4 for the 2.6 kernel, but I need a patched kernel (Win4Lin), and I'm not sure they will offer a prepatched version (though they probably will for EL4). Thanks! -- Chris Bryant

Hello all: I need to use MS Access 97 and MS Word 97 in my job. I need too to visit every day a web that is designed to be viewed exclusively with MS Internet Explorer. These are the things that keep me attached to Windows 98. I tried to solve the paranoic constant rebooting of the computer with a VMWare virtual machine but it's too resource-wasting. Before beginning to spend time on

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Is it possible to setup wine without a Windows partition? I have a Debian 2.2-r2 system and want to run a few Windows apps, mostly games, but don't want to go through all the bs of resizing a partition, creating a new one and putting Windows on my laptop. Any chance of being able to do it without a dedicated partition? - -- Darryl L. Pierce

------- Forwarded Message Follows ------- Reply-to: "Bench" <PaleBustarde@Qinteraction.com> From: "Bench" <PaleBustarde@Qinteraction.com> To: <gnome@hawaii.rr.com> Subject: Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2002 14:10:33 -0800 Organization: Qinteraction Philippines, Incorporated dear sir: i have read ur newsgroup message, and it

It looks bad from the (possibly outdated) list on the winehq web site. I am also extremely interested in running r14 on Wine or possibly some other emulator. Any suggestions other than WINE??? Hahn Rossman Alki Foundry The Spectre wrote: > > All my CAD software is windows based, i would like to try it in Linux, > but from my initial research it doesn't look good. > > I have

I am just starting to migrate towards Linux (RedHat 7.1 Burned and one trial install on another machine went well). However I do alot of work for other companies on Office (EspeciallyExcel) (generally 2K) and would like to be able to do so without rebooting. AFAICT I have a few options. One is to have a dedicated windows box and use a program such as VNC or Exceed to view it (I don't like

...ll rank (1..10) The good The bad The bottom line VMware Workstation 2.03 9 Provides a self-contained Windows environment that makes its Linux host platform nearly immune to collateral damage. It's expensive. VMware is an essential IS tool for multiplatform application management. NeTraverse Win4Lin 2.0 7 Simple installation; good documentation; works as promised. No DirectX or Windows networking support. Win4Lin is a bargain Windows emulation platform if you need just the basics. Wine 5 Runs Windows apps without Windows; strong user community Difficult to use; spotty appli...

...ll rank (1..10) The good The bad The bottom line VMware Workstation 2.03 9 Provides a self-contained Windows environment that makes its Linux host platform nearly immune to collateral damage. It's expensive. VMware is an essential IS tool for multiplatform application management. NeTraverse Win4Lin 2.0 7 Simple installation; good documentation; works as promised. No DirectX or Windows networking support. Win4Lin is a bargain Windows emulation platform if you need just the basics. Wine 5 Runs Windows apps without Windows; strong user community Difficult to use; spotty appli...

-cross posted to comp.emulators.ms-windows.wine- Microsoft should consider producing "Windows for Linux". It could be their own version of Wine, but it would be nearly 100% compatible with the latest version of Windows. Microsoft could require that users have a retail copy of Windows to make this work. It's a win-win situation. Linux users could run nearly all of the available