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Win4Lin a different good way to do the wrong thing [LinuxWorld]
May 17, 2002

Nicholas Petreley explains Win4Lin, another program that allows the end user to run Windows applications on Linux. Petreley writes for LinuxWorld . . .

"Win4Lin lets you run Microsoft Office and Lotus Notes from a Linux desktop. It works well. You need a valid Windows 9x license to make it go, which points out the price of running Windows on Linux can range from less expensive to more expensive than running Windows alone . . . "

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