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Quicken/GNU Cash



christoph Wrote: 

> It's funny you say this...  I tried Wine last night.  My wife's last tie
> to Winblows is AmiPro (now called WordPro).  I still have my orginal
> Dos6.x/Windows 3.11 install hanging around just so she can use AmiPro.
> 
> Anyway, it runs under Wine, but I found that configuring printing & fonts
> is a real bear.  Not a plug-and-run kind of setup I was hoping for.  The app
> also had some fairly serious screen refreshing problems (leaving lines
> and boxes all over the document when pagin up and down).  To be fair, I did
> not read any manuals while installing Wine....
I think that WINE is going to have a rebirth now that many major hardware vendors are committed to Unix. On NT, Digital had an I386 emulator/translator. I routinely used Office 95 on the Alphas. Wine does not need to emulate at the chip level, but it does need to get some of the basic functionality tied down. 

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