Mail Archives: cygwin/2005/11/13/18:54:18
Flu-X AKA Informações wrote:
>> Any other comments regarding the bulding/execution of the Wine under
>> Cygwin would be very welcome.
>> FLu-X
Andrew DeFaria responded:
> I guess I don't see the point.
One obvious application -- facing me now -- is to run Win 3.11 and Win
95 applications that break under XP but not under WINE. In a larger
company, I'd simply turn a random workstation into a Linux server and
put CygWin/X on each workstation, but in a very small company (say, 2
or 3 workstations) that's not a practical option. "CygWINE" would be
perfect for those. "We do MS-Windows better than Microsoft does." (-:
BTW, about the spam-armouring on the list archives... I copied and
pasted the addresses in this email, verbatim, from sources.redhat.com
into KMail and they all came out right. If KMail can do it, so can
spammers. Two tricks I use to achieve the same ends are to simply leave
the word "dot" out of the domain, so my email becomes "leon at
cyberknights com au", and to scramble the addresses and use an
OnMouseOver to descramble them at view time. Sooner or later, the
nasties will start executing JavaScript too, but at the moment it seems
to work.
Cheers; Leon
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