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And you have President Bush to thank for it. Kind of.
The Minneapolis Star-Tribune reports:
Codeweaver’s goal is “... to make Unix (including Linux and Mac OS X) a fully Windows-compatible operating system. All Windows applications should be able to be run on Unix: cleanly, harmoniously, within the native environment, and without using an emulator. To that end, we maintain this Compatibility Center. Here, you can learn the exact status of any given Windows application vis-a-vis Wine.” Crossover Mac and Linux are available in standard editions for $39.95, which are apparently the versions being given away as the reward.
You can browse the applications currently supported (which include 27 games and 69 productivity apps). The Minnesota-based company states that it will offer the downloads free for 24 hours (presumably in Central Standard Time).
Read Codewavers. Story via The Star-Tribune.
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