Using Wine is not really Linux. Wine is the Windows emulator for Linux and like
all emulators (mostly) it has issues with hardware.
Because its an abstraction layer between the OS and the target device.
Why don't you just use Linux natively?
There are programs that run on Linux, although not as
Bill,
Look up creating sym links for Linux. That's short for symbolic links
and is basically a shortcut for a Linux (or OS X) machine. I run OS X
and the directory structure is a tad different so I'm not quite sure how
to do it on Linux.
73,
Joel - W4JBB
On 8/12/14, 8:47 PM, NZ0T wrote:
I
I am trying to learn about Linux using the Zorin OS 9 version of Ubuntu. My
goal is to replace Win7 on my old desktop I use in the shack but I need to
make sure that everything works. I have Zorin working great on my Acer
netbook which is my test bed for Linux. I have managed to get an older
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