World of Warcraft - US

World of Warcraft - US
Analysis -- Many would-be Linux users don't make the leap because there are one or two Windows applications they just can't live without. That doesn't have to hold them back anymore.

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With CrossOver, I've been running IE 6, along with the core fonts and Windows Media Player 6.4, since IE (Internet Explorer) 6 started showing up on a wide variety of Linuxes. Now I install these two plus Office XP on almost all of my Linux workstations. None of them are my first choice of programs in their category. (For instance, Firefox has it all over IE in my book.) Still, every now and again, I run into Web sites or file formats that require Microsoft software; so it's pretty darned handy having them available.

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Thanks to Wine, these three Windows programs ran flawlessly with Linux in any distribution I tried. Other programs worked smoothly on some versions of Linux, but needed some tweaking on others. For example, iTunes played perfectly on MEPIS; but I had to play with its configuration on the SUSE family before it would play properly.
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