Re:Running Windows Software on ARM Devices with Wine
by detuur on Saturday November 17, 2018 @04:35PM
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Notepad++ here is obviously a substitute for any "normal" Win32 application. If you can run np++, you can run many/most Windows applications, obviously discounting stuff that generally doesn't play well with Wine even on x86.
Re:Running Windows Software on ARM Devices with Wine
by aasasd on Saturday November 17, 2018 @09:36PM
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Ironically, programs that one is likely to really miss in Unixes are probably closed-source. (I'm still mourning the absence of Totalcmd and Foobar2000.)
Re:Running Windows Software on ARM Devices with Wine
by Waterfall on Saturday November 17, 2018 @10:03PM
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Try deadbeef, it doesn't make real playlists (once changed they can't revert) but it's a carbon copy from another windows to linux convert. The UI editor is also substantially better. I just made an account to post this comment, so PM me for more details. It's all open source!
Re:Running Windows Software on ARM Devices with Wine
by corey_moncure on Saturday November 17, 2018 @11:49PM
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If it doesn't support FB2K's input plugins, then it's just dead beef to me.
Come to think of it, When I converted myself to Windows user to GNU/Linux user, I studied a lot about Wine. All knowledge was unnecessary for I find GNU/Linux and its ecosystem is much better than Windows.