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I believe I have installed codeweavers via the rpm but I have no idea how to start it. I have no instructions on how to run it. Any help here would be appeciated
If everything went ok with your installation you should have an entry "CrossOver" somewhere in your menu. From there you can access office setup application and then you can choose which software to install. If there is no entry in your menu try this: sh -c "/home/USER/cxoffice/bin/cxsetup". I'm assuming you installed in the default path.
Its propably in a different directory, if you have any means for file searching run a search for cxsetup.bin, then run the command with the path to that file.
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