CodeWeavers' CrossOver Office 5.0 is a commercial application based on Wine that allows you to run many popular Microsoft Windows-based office and productivity applications under Linux, as well as a ...

There are more and better desktop applications available for Linux than ever before, but its often attractive to be able to run Windows software on Linux machines as well. Thats the job of CrossOver ...

For many, making the move to Linux is an easy step. Based on the facts that Linux is fast, stable and of course, free, it's not difficult to see why so many folks are making the move away from the ...

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CrossOver Office lets users work with familiar MS apps on lower-cost Linux desktops, but with a small performance hit MANY BUSINESSES TODAY are examining the possibility of employing Linux-based ...

Microsoft Windows software now available for desktop Linux users with debut of CrossOver Office for Linspire Dozens of PC applications accessible on Linspire desktop Linux - including Microsoft Office ...

Windows software solution CrossOver for macOS has updated, and with the update comes full compatibility for the Microsoft Office 2013 suite and 64-bit applications for the first time. Codeweavers, the ...

With the kind of fanfare that would probably be more appropriate to herald a breakthrough in medical research, some Linux-on-the-desktop activists are treating the arrival of CodeWeavers' CrossOver ...

CrossOver Android is a utility that makes it possible to run some Windows software on Android devices with Intel processors. The developers at CodeWeavers released an initial beta last summer, and a ...

The latest contribution to the Linux productivity space, CodeWeavers CrossOver Office 1.2.0, may tempt those using Linux on the desktop. Like other Linux desktop productivity alternatives (most ...

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