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Wine-Reviews: "For about four months now, I have been using the Ubuntu Linux operating system full-time on both my desktop and notebook computer.

A few weeks into this experience, I wrote an article sharing some of my findings about the Windows to Linux migration process."

Wine-Reviews: "So we set out to make the newly released Civilization V would work in CrossOver a few weeks back. I felt it was my duty to help the QA staff with the testing."

Wine-Reviews: "I thought I'd start the year fresh with a road map of what we hope to accomplish in 2010. Early in the year, we plan to bring out 'Snow Mallard', our new platform for CrossOver 9.

This is going to be an exciting release for us for a variety of reasons."

Wine-Reviews: "There have been several attempts down the years to make Windows unnecessary. The most audacious is doubtless ReactOS, which cuts to the heart of things and wants to be a complete Windows XP-compatible OS."

TechRadar: "With only a few notable exceptions, including the amazing World of Goo, there are very few native Linux conversions of recent games.

Which leaves you with two possible avenues."

* Cedega * Crossover * VirtualBox * VMWare * Wine * Other (please tell us in the comments what you're using) * I don't need or want to run Windows apps on my Linux desktop