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Codeweavers Releases CrossOver For Intel Mac

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the schmootcamp-schmarallels dept.

dbialac writes, "Codeweavers, one of the major players in the Wine Project, have released their first beta of CrossOver for Mac. I've downloaded it and played around with it and though there are glitches, it does seem to run programs' standard features quite well."

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  1. Yes, but ... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny
    CrossOver Mac will be the very best way to run your Windows applications on your Intel based Mac.
    Yes, but does it run Cygwin?
    1. Re:Yes, but ... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

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  2. Most tested apps by Jade+E.+2 · · Score: 5, Funny

    The top 3 most-ranked apps on their compatibility list are Office 2003, iTunes, and... Lotus Notes 6.5.1+.

    To whoever is tasked with trying to make Notes run... on Linux... on a Mac...

    We feel for you man.

  3. in other news... by User+956 · · Score: 5, Funny

    CrossOver Mac will be the very best way to run your Windows applications on your Intel based Mac. It will let you install and run Windows programs as though they were native, all without having to buy or run a copy of Windows itself.

    In other news, the guys over at CherryOS have announced that they have a new product...

    --
    The theory of relativity doesn't work right in Arkansas.
  4. Re:City of Villains by adrianmonk · · Score: 5, Funny
    The one and only Windows program I use is City of Heroes/Villains. I've can get the updater running, which downloads the patches, but then it goes to "Loading", and while my fans go nuts, it never actually produces anything interesting.

    Well, at least you know your public loves you even if you can't get that particular piece of software to do what you'd like. Personally, I never get much attention when I'm installing software, but then maybe I don't do it with enough verve and flair.