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Run Windows Applications on Solaris

Written by Michael Larabel in Oracle on 18 May 2007 at 08:14 AM EDT. Add A Comment

Linux users have WINE, Cedega, and CrossOver Office to allow various types of Windows applications to run unmodified on Linux, but now Solaris users have Win4Solaris. Win4Solaris Pro Desktop allows Sun Solaris users the ability to run Microsoft Windows applications with ease. The Virtual Bridges website for Win4Solaris is available here and NewsForge also has some additional details.

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