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On 2/6/2015 4:09 AM, Paul wrote:
While at first glance this seems like an obvious troll, after thinking
a bit I feel that there may be something to what Urmas said, though I
would hardly call the poll "invalid" for the omission. As far as I know,
Microsoft Office runs fine under Wine (please correct me if I'm wrong),
and the Wine project does strive to point out that there is little
difference between a native program and one running under Wine. Surely
running MSO under Wine on Linux is a valid choice? Not one I would
choose, for sure, but a choice that should be on the poll none the less?

Thoughts?


For what it's worth, I've never had *any* program run "fine" under Wine. They either don't run at all, or they hang up on me, or whatever. Now, I won't blame Wine or Windows or anything else. It may be I need more education on Wine, but I don't have the incentive to take the time to learn. With a dual boot machine, any time I need to run a Windows program, I just boot into Windows.

That said, it might be interesting to see how the poll might fare if there were an option of "MS Office running under Wine." Does anybody actually do that?

Virgil

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