Evidence ... OT Linux

[Hechler Family]

Dean, et al,

That software is called Win4Lin by www.netraverse.com. One time license 
of only $99. It allows you to run a REAL copy of Win 95/98/ME (XP not 
supported yet - MS caused problems) within Linux as a separate Linux 
window application. It boots, runs and shuts down just like a standalone 
copy. I've been running it now for about 3 years. The best part is that 
is uses the Linux filesystem for storing files so no need to 
re-partition your hard drive - just make sure you have about as much 
disk space as you would on a standalone PC.

I'll be glad to help anyone get started using it,
Duaine

Dean May wrote:

<snip>

>It is specialty software such as yours, Bernhard, where the
>shortfall is. But there is supposed to be a program now the runs windows
>apps under Linux. Perhaps it might be worthwhile just to make sure you
>tailor your program so that it would run under such a program. I'm not a
>programmer, so I don't know what is involved.
>  
>
</snip>

-- 
Duaine Hechler
Piano, Player Piano, Organ, Pump Organ
Tuning, Servicing & Rebuilding
Associate Member of the Piano Technicians Guild
Reed Organ Society Member
St. Louis, MO 63034
(314) 838-5587
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