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How do I get Delorme Street Atlas to run on ubuntu in the same manner as
it runs on W2K?
Trip planning, street maps, etc.
CSSJR
wrote:
Maybe under WINE.
It's a crapshoot at best.
WIndows is windows, Linux is Linux. No guarantee software for one is going to
run on the other.
Claude S. Sutton wrote:
> How do I get Delorme Street Atlas to run on ubuntu in the same manner as
> it runs on W2K
> it runs on W2K
It certainly MAY run under wine, but it's a sure bet that it will run
under VMWare workstation, since you'd boot windows inside it. The
question is whether it's worth $190 for you to do so...
http://www.vmware.com
lscotte@gmail.com wrote:
> Claude S. Sutton wrote:
>> How do I get Delorme Street Atlas to run on ubuntu in the same manner as
>> it runs on W2K
>> it runs on W2K
>
> It certainly MAY run under wine, but it's a sure bet that it will run
> under VMWare workstation, since you'd boot windows inside it. The
> question is whether it's worth $190 for you to do so...
> http://www.vmware.com
> It certainly MAY run under wine, but it's a sure bet that it will run
> under VMWare workstation, since you'd boot windows inside it. The
> question is whether it's worth $190 for you to do so...
> http://www.vmware.com
Win4lin should work too.. http://www.win4lin.com/
Note that with win4lin and VMWare, you need a valid copy of
Windows.. You install them in the virtual machine as you
would on a stand alone computer.
On 14 Dec 2006 22:56:51 -0800, lscotte@gmail.com wrote:
>Claude S. Sutton wrote:
>> How do I get Delorme Street Atlas to run on ubuntu in the same manner as
>> it runs on W2K
>> it runs on W2K
>It certainly MAY run under wine, but it's a sure bet that it will run
>under VMWare workstation, since you'd boot windows inside it. The
>question is whether it's worth $190 for you to do so...
>http://www.vmware.com
>under VMWare workstation, since you'd boot windows inside it. The
>question is whether it's worth $190 for you to do so...
>http://www.vmware.com
Gonna be more than that. You'd have to have a license for Windows as well, which
kinda defeates one of the purposes of running Linux.
>it runs on W2K?
>Trip planning, street maps, etc.
>CSSJR