Author: JT Smith
Wired.com asks the question. “A slowly fermenting open-source project called WINE will soon try to close the gap (between Linux and Windows on the desktop) by enabling
Linux users to run Windows apps without having to install Microsoft’s cash cow OS.” See also
how Slashdot readers respond to the article.
Linux users to run Windows apps without having to install Microsoft’s cash cow OS.” See also
how Slashdot readers respond to the article.
Category:
- Open Source
