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I personally like CrossOver's model. It doesn't include anything you couldn't already do with Wine, but it's less setup, and you have a support staff that can l
by AdmiralAsshat 8y ago
I personally like CrossOver's model. It doesn't include anything you couldn't already do with Wine, but it's less setup, and you have a support staff that can look at it if you really need a particular program to work under Wine. Any improvements they make are upstreamed to Wine.
I have no idea if they're "profitable" or not.
- chx 8y agoWell, if they aren't then someone with very deep pockets is having fun there because they are like thirty people and have been around for more than twenty years.