Finally, a Windows product for Linux that makes sense!

[Ryan Nix]

As if the dozens of other programs Crossover Office runs were not enough
to make you want to buy it.

The only thing YDL has that x86 doesn't for some strange reason is
MacOnLinux.  Only Win4Lin does the exact same thing on x86 and it's not
open source.

Cheers to Codeweavers for this.  The biggest way to get people to
convert to Linux is by making their current programs available to them. 


On Mon, 2004-08-02 at 22:00 -0500, Clinton MacDonald wrote:
> Friends:
> 
> Apropos of nothing except that it caught my eye, here is a c|net news 
> article that makes sense:
> 
> "Start-up to make iTunes sing on Linux":
> 
> <http://news.com.com/Start-up+to+make+iTunes+sing+on+Linux/2100-1041_3-5293915.html>
> 
> "CodeWeavers, which specializes in software that lets Windows programs 
> run on Linux, said on Monday that it has a new version of its software 
> that adds support for Apple Computer's iTunes."
> 
> Finally there is a reason to buy Crossover Office for my Intel-based 
> Linux box!
> 
> Of course, we Yellow Dog Linux users have been able to run iTunes in 
> Mac-On-Linux for several years. ;-)
> 
> Best wishes,
> Clint
> 
> Note: the Yellow Dog Newbie mailing list is not currently being archived 
> (we don't know why). Therefore, for significant questions whose answers 
> might help other Yellow Dog Linux users, we recommend you sign up for 
> the Yellow Dog General list:
> 
> <http://lists.terrasoftsolutions.com/mailman/listinfo/yellowdog-general>
>