Netmeeting under wine

[Jérôme Bouat]

I just tried to help someone which has to use under Linux a H.323
solution NOW.

I don't think Wine will be able to run NetMeeting in a few weeks, nor in
a few months.

If I would not advise him this alternative, the only choice this
NetMeeting user had was to through away Linux and come back to Windows.


I understand that you feel very concerned by wine success and I excuse
me if you were irritated. It was not my goal.

As a conclusion, I would say that if you invest as many energy in the
Wine development as you did in this flame mail, I think Wine could be
use widely soon. I would be happy.


Le mar 18/11/2003 à 02:57, Tom a écrit :
> Jérôme Bouat wrote:
> > use GnomeMeeting:
> > http://www.gnomemeeting.org/
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Time for me to get into trouble again :)
> 
> This guy ask if we could help him to get a win
> app that he uses "Netmeeting" in this case to work with
> the vine "wine" but instead of help he got use this... as its native to 
> linux!
> 
> People........ Wine is for Win apps!! I know there are many native apps 
> that will
> replace win apps, fulfill your needs but...... WTF is this project 
> about??????? running win apps on linux??
> Not you should use this or that app in its place, but you should use 
> what your
> comfortable with.. what you spent your hard earned money on.. *.* app
> Ive for one have used mIRC since there 1.0 days..... anyone here 
> remember when that was?
> but im sure there are people who would say XChat is better.. but guess 
> what ......
> I dont give a shit!!!!!!!!!!!!  I want to use what I like, what im use 
> to, what i spent my $20.00 on...
> 
> Wine is not to suggest native linux apps to its users, but to build
> a app so WIN users can see what a real OS is,  and at the same time use 
> what there use to, what they have spent
> there hard earned &@#$@#%#@= (GD-F&ck^ing) money on. And if they 
> find/run across a native app that
> fills there needs then they can make the switch on there own good 
> time!!!!!!! Not use this as its better..
> as there going to think it sucks at first anyway.......
> 
> I remimber the days when people ask if Linux would really make a dent as 
> a server OS.. If it would come and go,..
> now we all know Linux is great as a server OS .. its for the most part 
> the #1 OS when it comes to servers..
> 
> The Question now is will Linux be the next DeskTop OS of choice??
> I believe it will be,  as native apps close one side of the gap and WINE 
> closes
> the other side.. Its all just a matter of time....... So if your a 
> developer, user, lurker don't cut our end short
> Wine has a role to play in all this.......Remember boys and girls this 
> is our soap opera, ..... the OS wars..
> But guess what the OS war is over as we have won,  now its down to the 
> apps/desktop..... So if Joe Blow
> wants to use his native app we should say great here is the fix,, ill 
> look,, ill try,, as we know he is using
> unix/wine and in the end after they, him , her,  learn about OSS........ 
> they will never look back!
> 
> So to sum this rant up.....
> 
> In the future dont say use what I use, but help them use what there use 
> to and Wine will fulfill
> its goal.......
> 
> Just my $.02
> 
> Tom
> 
> 
> 
> > 
> > Le lun 17/11/2003 à 09:37, David Martinez Prado a écrit :
> > 
> >>Hi all!
> >>i am, trying to run netmeeting under Wine. i installed wine with the default 
> >>windows partition. Then, i execute netmeeting installer and crashed. i am 
> >>working on RH7.2. Can anyone help me?
> >>
> >>thank you very much.
> >>
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