> > Don't forget that with their wine - it's on the default emulating "win95" > > specifically so you can't install Norton Anti vrius for example, or any > > other since wine itself doesn't support those "nice" VXD craft - so it > > will be a big problem to let user run Outlook 2000 while you can't > > install an Anti virus there (most of them uses VXD).
They'll probably change the root stuff, it took me 10 minutes to modify it to hack it to work on a standard user. Funny part was when I entered into tucows.netvision.net.il - I immediately got a new icon on my KDE desktop "free AOL" shortcut. - thats when using internet explorer. > And (according to your previous report) you work on it with a single, > root-equivalent, user. Is it safe to plug this to a network? Can this be > your productions machine (e.g: is it better than using vmware)? Actually you might want to take a look at VMWare, it runs as ... root Hetz ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
