@mlnews Now we just need to make sure it is supposed to be MSI or CLick to run 🙂

@dashrender said in CrossOver Wine Now on Chrome OS:

@scottalanmiller said in CrossOver Wine Now on Chrome OS:

Also, the article says that only 32bit Windows apps will run on Windows ARM, not real Windows apps.

What's a real Windows app? Most people I know running local Office still run the 32 bit version.

One that doesn't require emulation to run. Windows is 64 bit. It's a 64 OS. Apps for that OS.

I'm not seeing any Marked improvements in World of Warcraft at the moment. It does seem a little smoother though.

@Dashrender said in Wine 2.0 Released:

@dafyre said in Wine 2.0 Released:

Since @Dashrender privately chastised me for trying to test something over RDP, I figured I'd publicly announce that it plays fine when sitting in front of the machine, lol.

hehe

A minor issue that I'm starting to notice in Windowed mode is that when you move the mouse to the bottom edge of the screen, it doesn't scroll down. Left, right, and top seem to work.

There's also no easy way to ALT+TAB out of it -- even in windowed mode.

Yes, Wine is included in the default repo of Ubuntu, so installing it from sources is a bad choice, and means you have to maintain it.

Although this may not address the issue he's having with this particular EXE on Ubuntu.

So much for all of my DOS apps.

In the article they act like this impacts a lot of people. That is pretty surprising. I wonder what sixteen bit apps remain in common usage.