I'm doing a bit of theoretical research on what Wine users might look like in the future. So, imagine for a moment, that we're in that future and Wine works with all apps perfectly - which applications would you actually use it for?
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I'm doing a bit of theoretical research on what Wine users might look like in the future. So, imagine for a moment, that we're in that future and Wine works with all apps perfectly - which applications would you actually use it for?
Wine works very well for my current needs, so long as I compromise when it comes to popular games like Left4Dead, I have to use low graphics settings for it to achieve a playable framerate, but hopefully that will be sorted out in the future by the people who work on d3d in Wine.
Same here, wine has made a lot of progress recently (last 18 months) to the point where I have removed Windows and now using wine for my games.
I already run 9 or more programs but if it worked perfect I'd probably run about the same number as now.
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I don't use Windows applications, so 0.
My games.
I'm also still having trouble with Adobe CS3 products. I wish I could use my dreamweaver in linux
Only one. World of Warcraft. It it almost there actually. Only thing needed to do is setting it to run via OpenGL and tweak the sound-settings a bit to avoid stuttering sound.
There might be more games down the road I would eventually emulate in a "perfect Wine" though.
All other things I need to do is well served in Linux.
edit: almost forgot. Ventrilo. It is still bugging me a bit running Ventrilo sound and WoW sound simultaneously. If that worked flawless I would be happy.
Only one for me. Google Sketchup if it worked with it For gaming I use my Xbox.
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