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Distribution: SUSE 9.1 Pro and Debian Testing on Server
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Nope, shouldnt matter because you don't double click on an .exe file to open Crossover. You have to open crossover and then in it tell it to open the .exe so associations shouldn't matter
Originally posted by rm6990 Nope, shouldnt matter because you don't double click on an .exe file to open Crossover. You have to open crossover and then in it tell it to open the .exe so associations shouldn't matter
In CrossOver Office, the file associations do indeed matter - you can double click any .exe, .com, .bat file, and it will launch /opt/cxoffice/bin/wine $APP_NAME.
Distribution: SUSE 9.1 Pro and Debian Testing on Server
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Oh, i didn't know that. Although I only demo'd Crossover for about 2 or 3 hours and didn't care for it. I would rather just run Linux programs in Linux myself.
Distribution: SUSE 9.1 Pro and Debian Testing on Server
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Naw, I wouldn't bother. Things don't conflict like that on a Linux system like they do on Windows in my experience. Just go ahead and install Crossover without root privaledges in your home folder somewhere and you should be fine.
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