Hi Stephen,
> Thanks for your information. I heard VMWare for quite long time but to my
> understanding it is not from Opensource. That means it is not free. If I
> am wrong please correct me.
That's right it is commercial software (US$99 for personal use) but when a
product works THIS well I don't mind paying for it.
There is also a free, possibly opensource one, being developed. It used to
be called FreeMWare but I think it has a new name now.
Even though you have to purchase VMWare I still feel it is the best way to
run Windows apps on Linux.
Regards,
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