I know that’s the software I need to download programs for Windows on Ubuntu, I just don’t know where to download it from?
Thanks to all who answer.
Sorry if this has been asked before but is there a free ware that allows you to run a virtual implementation of a currently installed OS. I am running vista and ubuntu and I would rather use ubuntu but there is software I need to run in windows and wine does not support them. I am even willing to (but don’t want to if I don’t have to) virtualize ubuntu instead but I really need both systems running at the same time. thx
Not all of the windows software runs on my ubuntu. I installed adobe shockwave player and i went to a shockwave site and it tells me to install the plugins. Nothing loads up. Can someone help me?!
I need a media player for Ubuntu. I need it to have a library and add to portable devices. I tried Musicmatch Jukebox and Windows Media Player with Wine but neither of them would run on it. I also tried the Music player that came with Ubuntu but that wouldn’t see my MP3 player. I would prefer that it be software for Ubuntu but I have Wine and I can run some Windows XP programs.
It would also be nice if it did internet radio.
I’m still VERY "no0b" at Linux and I was wondering if there was any software similar to (if not replicas) the Microsoft line of programs (word, powerpoint, excel, so on).
I’m using Ubuntu on a PS3 and since my other computer went down, I can’t use it…so no .exe files…I don’t use wine..or whine…whatever it is.
Anyway, while my computer is in repair (yay for extended warranty) I’m stuck using my PS3, so, please help me with some programs (prefferably ones that save to .rtf files) to help me with my work.
I assume that some/most of you are more enlightened in this matter then me, so you can just educate me what should work best. I would be using it for entertainment/educational purposes, so software does not have to be stable release.
Software should work at least one of following OS:
* MS Vista
* MS Server 2003
* Ubuntu(or +help of wine).
End result will be stored in Youtube or Metacafe so I’d like it to record at least 27-30 fps feed on 320×240. Screen casting software does Not have to record sound or decompress video feed.
I prefer using open source and free software, but paying small fee of 100$ is also fine.
I like You to recommend me software I should get. In that recommendation please include for what the software is actually good for (like - high average … fps, can record opengl, can zoom while recording, clear images after compression, supports … output formats, etc.).
Hello, I just installed Linux 2 days ago, and I installed Wine to install some windows softwares.
My question is: how can i configure Wine to emulate windows 98?
Im using the Ubuntu distro
I installed wine on ubuntu through the add/remove applications tool. It installed just fine and is now listed in my applications list. Also, I installed windows data entry test software through wine, and it too installed just fine and is in my applications list under wine. However, when I click on the data entry application in the application list, nothing happens. The computer doesn’t freeze but nothing happens, no error, no blinking working light on the computer, nothing. I would appreciate any help.
I try to install wine software from Ubuntu, but it didn't works. Maybe I need a correct way of doing it. Does anyone know a better way?
Thanks