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WINE is a free emulator. It is also the base for CrossOver Office and Cedega. WINE stands for WINE Is Not an Emulator. Although it's free, it's not 100% compatible to softwares that are supported on Cedega or CrossOver Office. Also, you need to use a Wine configurator to configurate the settings.xboxrulz... read more.
definately, it's a new revolution (slow one though), Linux is open source, which means you can edit it to your own liking. Linux is also now a market; you can start your own business and customize Linux to do what you want it to do! You already "OWN" or acquired Linux (compared to Windows software, where the term OWN means you "OWN THE RIGHTS" to use it and acquired as in you own a copy but you DO NOT HAVE direct controls).
This enormous project wouldn't be possible if it wasn't for Richard Stallman and his GNU/FSF Foundation and for Linus Tolvalds (Father of Linux) for writing the first Linux kernel in 1991 and submitted to the internet; the opensource community might not be possible. xboxrulz
Linux is great!!! I have recently download a live CD version of UBUNTU linux, but have not had a chance to try it out yet because i have not got home yet. I hve also download half of the needed CD images for FEDORA 3 CORE, but have also not tryed it. I MUST TRY IT!!! Linux seems to be very stable due to it not being developed in CUDOS and it is mostly free or atleast has free versions, so it makes it the perfect solution for everyone, including servers and/or networking. (Take a look at Solaris 10 for that last purpose...)
but linux is really only good for people who know how to program to change it also not a lot of hardware yet is supporting linux
Where can you download an un-altered version of linux? After you install it, can you not switch back to windows/mac?
you could just format your harddrive then install windows or os 10
QUOTE(Raptrex @ Jan 26 2005, 06:36 PM) you could just format your harddrive then install windows or os 10  I know, i'm just wondering if you can have both at the same time. QUOTE(Raptrex @ Jan 26 2005, 06:00 PM) but linux is really only good for people who know how to program to change it also not a lot of hardware yet is supporting linux Raptrex, you are wrong. Linux has hardware support, and it is user-friendly. Linux if extremely versatile. There are easy-to-use distributions that are user friendly, customizable, and hardware supportive. Check out: SuSE , Mandrake There are bare-boned distros such as Gentoo that allow the user to compile everything from the ground up. It is definately an adventure. My only issue with Linux is lack of support for many mainstream games and productivity programs. This is not the fault of Linux, however. There are emulators to help with this issue such as Cedega and Wine.
QUOTE(joshua132 @ Jan 26 2005, 06:43 PM) Raptrex, you are wrong. Linux has hardware support, and it is user-friendly. Linux if extremely versatile. There are easy-to-use distributions that are user friendly, customizable, and hardware supportive. Check out: SuSE , Mandrake There are bare-boned distros such as Gentoo that allow the user to compile everything from the ground up. It is definately an adventure. My only issue with Linux is lack of support for many mainstream games and productivity programs. This is not the fault of Linux, however. There are emulators to help with this issue such as Cedega and Wine. So is linux better than windows?
vettefreak90, there is no such thing as an unaltered Linux. Linux was the term for the kernel (the main body of the OS) but now it's coined as the whole system. I would recommend Yoper or SuSE. Both uses the K Desktop Environment.
For the question for switching back, most users who migrated never turned back. Unless, of course, you had some Windows games that Cedega couldn't emulate. I for one kept my Windows intact for gaming; the rest is for work  and other functions.Also, about hardware compatibility. 90% of all hardware is compatible to Linux. Only few things are scanners, webcams and digital cameras are the main problems. xboxrulz Latest Entries
WINE is a free emulator. It is also the base for CrossOver Office and Cedega. WINE stands for WINE Is Not an Emulator. Although it's free, it's not 100% compatible to softwares that are supported on Cedega or CrossOver Office. Also, you need to use a Wine configurator to configurate the settings.
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is there any other emulators that are free?
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