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Roy Lewallen wrote:
I'd like to add a question. Why, instead of trying to get the Windows program developers to spend countless hours developing programs for the minuscule Linux market, don't the Linux users spend a little time getting Wine to work properly? If it seems to simple to port programs to Linux, why is it so hard to get open-source Wine to work? I have a computer with Linux installed. Perhaps I is a dummy, but even just installing programs, or searching for drivers is a nuisance. I'm always told how such and such flavor of Linux doesn't have that problem, but I'm on flavor number three, and still waiting for I don't have enough experience in it to make a firm judgement, but I think we are supposed to be happy if the operating system and hardware just works, let alone the software. Awaiting my one-way trip to Linux hell for what I just wrote.... - 73 de Mike KB3EIA - |
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