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:Software in Review: CrossOver Linux 6.01 Review
Software in Review: CrossOver Linux 6.01 Review
Mar 15, 2007, 21 :30 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (10203 reads)

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"Though each CrossOver Linux (formerly known as CrossOver Office) release offers substantial improvements, version 6.01 is the most revolutionary release I have seen since I started reviewing this product circa version 3.0. Many important new programs are supported, but the real news is not in the number of programs supported, but also their purpose: World of Warcraft, Half Life, and iTunes now have silver (almost perfect) status along with dozens of other applications. There are nine gold applications now as well. Overall, CrossOver has again made a number of significant and upgrade-worthy improvements to an already useful product..."

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