[Glastonbury] Re: agenda for next meeting & a couple of queries

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Thanks for the comments, Steve. I've virtually nothing in Crossover yet other 
than the partially-functioning Word Perfect V11.

Notably, this WP 11 version contains some bugs but I've no idea yet how one 
can update the version in Linux Crossover. For win there are the usual Corel 
service packs.

I'd certainly be pleased if this crossover issue is a topic at a monthly 
meeting if I can get to it. 

As for what's useful when in Windows, I couldn't do without Open Office in 
there for emergencies even though I don't need to use it in win very often.

Regards
Ros


On Friday 25 February 2005 18:29, you wrote:
> hi
>
> > If anyone has any advice re using Crossover, I
> >am happy to hear, remembering I am non-tecchie!
>
> i have a licenced version of crossover as well as the transgamers (run
> windows games on linux) version of wine, both of which are threads of
> the original http://www.winehq.com/
>
> i have successfully installed macromedia suite, adobe suite and msoffice
> suite using this layering system (as well as grim fandango and monkey
> island) on linux.
>
> i am happy to demo the installs for the crossover stuff as well as
> issues i have encountered it would be interesting to debate the whole
> notion of "crossover" platforms:
>
> ie: running proprietary on opensource et running opensource on
> proprietary...
>
> touche
>
> steve

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