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-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

Some one else (not me -- I have RedHat 7 and can't seem to get a compiler to work) built the current Corel WPO CVS WINE and it seems to work OK except that when I close an application with a full screen it remembers that. But, when I reopen it it is a little to my left and too high to see the decorations on the window frame. Can this be changed with a configuration file somewhere or

There are a lot of movie trailers that I'd like to watch, but nobody has a Quicktime player that works under Linux. Just curious... Spectre

...at the NIC's and wiring are Ok. I set up Samba using Paul G. Sery's book "Linux Networking Toolkit", and I have tried to set everything again from scratch, including the Win95 clients. No luck. Anybody have any ideas? I would appreciate any assistance. -- -- Alfredo J. Cole ACyC Tegucigalpa, Honduras acyc@acyc.com http://www.acyc.com