[ Thanks to Steve
Emms for this link. ]
“Over the past eight years, my reliance on Microsoft products
has dwindled greatly. The last ‘chain that binds me’ is my fondness
for playing cutting edge games. Although some of these (mostly
first person shooters) have Linux ports, most require Windows to
run.“Like many in our community, I rely on a dual boot scenario to
solve this problem. This is not necessary, however. There is an
alternative. And that alternative is using the commercial version
of W.I.N.E. for gaming known as Cedega. Cedega, previously known as
W.I.N.E. X, allows you to install and run Windows games in
Linux…”