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Originally posted by Remco View PostTransgaming competes with CodeWeavers at porting Windows applications. I think they're trying to cut off CodeWeavers' money supply by offering something similar to CrossOver at no cost.
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Originally posted by Tudhalyas View PostMy only fear is that Cedega will remain a freeware program, but without good support from its developers. If a project like this is no longer being worked on, it will be as good as dead in the next year or two -- meaning that you won't likely be able to use it for newer games.
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Originally posted by Remco View PostCrossOver has application-specific hacks and copy protection support bolted onto Wine, which you pay for. GameTree offers the same (they think) at no cost. The catch here is that Wine and CrossOver are in much better shape than Cedega and GameTree.
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Originally posted by miles View PostYou mean, like Wine has cut Codeweaver's money supply?
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Originally posted by Tudhalyas View PostMy only fear is that Cedega will remain a freeware program, but without good support from its developers. If a project like this is no longer being worked on, it will be as good as dead in the next year or two -- meaning that you won't likely be able to use it for newer games.
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Originally posted by Remco View PostTransgaming competes with CodeWeavers at porting Windows applications. I think they're trying to cut off CodeWeavers' money supply by offering something similar to CrossOver at no cost.
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Originally posted by laryllan View PostThis would be fair - you pay for the game, not for the software.
I wonder how this can work for games that are constantly patched (like MMOs)..
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