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VMware 4.5.2 The PC Emulator VMware Workstation 4.5.2 for Linux
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Apr 30, 2005If you need to make a Windows application run on Linux, there is no better way than Wine. We investigated the free and commercial Wine variants to see how they bear up under real-life conditions.
more »ScummVM Re-animating classic games with ScummVM
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Now fans can launch these game on Linux thanks to
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Mar 31, 2005Users who work long hours on a
desktop computer will appreciate
something eye-catching to relieve
the monotony. The hsetroot and
Esetroot tools offer you more than
an ordinary desktop.
more »Gentoo File Manager Exploring the Gentoo File Manager
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