The Opposite of Windows-Free Wine?

Joseph Okech jokech at ke.uu.net
Fri Jun 6 00:09:16 CDT 2003


Maybe you should consider VMWare, even though its commercial, it gives
that optimal performance for Windows environment on UNIX


./Joe

On Thu, 2003-06-05 at 21:22, Kevin Kleinfelter wrote:
> Are there any FAQs or HowTos on setting up the opposite of a Windows-Free 
> Wine?
> 
> In other words, if I've got a Windows CD, and I'm willing to use as much of 
> it with Wine as is optimal, what would I do?  'Optimal' means 'as fully 
> Windows compatible as possible.'  I'm willing to use Win98/ME/2K/XP, 
> whichever is most likely to give me a Wine environment that will run as 
> many common Windows apps as possible.
> 
> (If the answer is RTFM at WineHQ, I could really use a pointer, because I 
> can't find it.)
> 
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