There was a time a few years ago whereby people did not adopt Linux because they couldn't run their favorite Windows programs. However the world of open source software has improved immensely and many people have become accustomed to using free tools whether they are email clients, office applications or media players. There may be that odd gem however that only works on Windows and therefore without ​it, you are lost.​ This guide introduces you to 4 tools which can aid you to install and run Windows applications within a Linux environment. WINE stands for 'Wine Is Not An Emulator'. WINE provides a Windows compatibility layer for Linux which makes it possible to install, run and configure many popular Windows applications. You can install WINE by running one of the following commands depending on your Linux distribution: Ubuntu, Debian, Mint etc: sudo apt-get install wine Fedora, CentOS sudo yum install wine openSUSE sudo zypper install wine Arch, Manjaro etc sudo pacman -S wine With most desktop environments you can run a Windows program with WINE by right clicking on the file and choosing 'open with WINE program loader'. You can of course run the program from the command line using the following command: wine path/to/application The file can be either an executable or an installer file.

WINE has a configuration tool which can be launched via the menu of your desktop environment or from the command line using the following command: winecfg The configuration tool lets you choose the version of Windows to run programs against, manage graphics drivers, audio drivers, manage desktop integration and handle mapped drives. WINE on its own is a great tool. However sometimes you will attempt to install an application and it will fail. Winetricks provides a nice graphical tool to help you install and run Windows applications. To install winetricks run one of the following commands: Ubuntu, Debian, Mint etc: sudo apt-get install winetricks Fedora, CentOS sudo yum install winetricks openSUSE sudo zypper install winetricks Arch, Manjaro etc sudo pacman -S winetricks When you run Winetricks you are greeted with a menu with the following options: • View help • Install an application • Install a game • Install a benchmark • Select the default wineprefix • Select office2007pro • Enable silent install • Show broken apps If you choose to install an application a long list of applications appear.

The list includes the 'Audible Player', ebook readers for the Kindle and Nook, older versions of 'Microsoft Office', 'Spotify', the Windows version of 'Steam' and various Microsoft development environments up until 2010. The games list includes a number of popular games including 'Call Of Duty', 'Call Of Duty 4', 'Call Of Duty 5', 'Biohazard', 'Grand Theft Auto Vice City' and many more. Some of the items require a CD to install them whilst others can be downloaded. To be honest out of all the applications in this list, Winetricks is the least useful. The quality of the installations is a bit hit and miss.

Play On Linux. The best free tool for running Windows programs is Play On Linux. As with Winetricks the Play On Linux software provides a graphical interface for WINE. Play On Linux goes a step further by allowing you to choose the version of WINE to use. To install Play On Linux run one of the following commands: Ubuntu, Debian, Mint etc: sudo apt-get install playonlinux Fedora, CentOS sudo yum install playonlinux openSUSE sudo zypper install playonlinux Arch, Manjaro etc sudo pacman -S playonlinux When you first run Play On Linux there is a toolbar at the top with options to Run, Close, Install, Remove or Configure applications. There is also an 'Install a program' option in the left panel. When you choose the install option a list of categories will appear as follows: • Accessories • Development • Education • Games • Graphics • Internet • Multimedia • Office • Other • Patches There are a huge number of applications to choose from including development tools such as 'Dreamweaver', an assortment of games including retro classics such as 'sensible world of soccer', modern games such as 'Grand Theft Auto' versions 3 and 4, the 'Half Life' series and more.

Test in a clean wineprefix, using plain Wine. Specify exactly which edition of Office 2010 you tested (Standard, Pro. Jan 2, 2016 - With the recent release of Wine 1.8, also Microsoft Office 2010. This article walks you through getting Microsoft Office 2013 (and 2010) running on Linux with CrossOver. The resulting packages were installed on Opensuse 42, CentOS 7, Ubuntu 14.04 and Debian 8 desktops, without issues. Cinta Yang Terlarang Mp3 Download more. InstallOffice2010WineOpensuseThe Patent Trolls Lobby is Already Pushing for the USPTO to Help Make Patent Trolls Great Again Sites such as Watchtroll and IAM already try very. Plagiarism Detector Full Version Keygen Download Torrent. Dead End Shambhala Rarest. Latest Topics ZDNet. By registering you become a member of the CBS Interactive family of sites and you have. This entry is just for testing the installer of Microsoft Office 2010. OpenSUSE Leap 42.2 x86_64: Dec 22 2017. The recommended solution is to install wine-mono.