Re: [SLUG] Best WINE Front end ..?

What I find useful is winetricks, which makes downloading prerequisite software from various web sites very simple. Having said that, I still haven't got Outlook to work. -- Glen Turner -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ Subscr

Re: [SLUG] Best WINE Front end ..?

Kyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Daniel Pittman wrote: >> Kyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> >>> I've been looking for a WINE front end to run some MS >>> apps. (specifically MYOB, but others as well) >> >> When you say "front end", what are you thinking of? >> >> I ask because my Ubuntu system

Re: [SLUG] Best WINE Front end ..?

Daniel Pittman wrote: Kyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: I've been looking for a WINE front end to run some MS apps. (specifically MYOB, but others as well) When you say "front end", what are you thinking of? I ask because my Ubuntu system works exactly as I would expect: running the M

Re: [SLUG] Best WINE Front end ..?

Kyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I've been looking for a WINE front end to run some MS > apps. (specifically MYOB, but others as well) When you say "front end", what are you thinking of? I ask because my Ubuntu system works exactly as I would expect: running the MYOB installer through Wine ins

[SLUG] Best WINE Front end ..?

I've been looking for a WINE front end to run some MS apps. (specifically MYOB, but others as well) I've found playonlinux.com and codeweavers.com (not FOSS). But thought, the slug collective always has a handle on these things and you nevre know if you don't ask. What else can anyone recomm