Bhaskar,
There is a ICT R&D grant programme for Asia and Pacific region given out
twice a year. See this.
http://www.apdip.net/projects/ictrnd
Someone can do a proposal to tweak wine... There is one with a closing
date of Oct 15th. I'm already submitting a proposal for my own project
in PrimaCare but I can assist in the proposal if I get help for the
technical part for the March 2006 dateline.
Molly
K.S. Bhaskar wrote:
ARBC --
The narrow answer is that today CPRS *fully* works ONLY on Windows.
A broader answer is that CPRS boots up and gets to the login screen
under wine on Linux, and parts of it run, but there are known hiccups,
and it has been described to me as tantalizingly close to running.
So, if the money that people like you plan to spend on licenses for
closed source operating systems can be diverted to paying the developers
to tweak wine to make all of CPRS run, we may soon have CPRS fully
functional on Linux.
Is there any interest in setting up a bounty for the changes to wine to
make CPRS run? People could pledge money that would be paid to anyone
(e.g., CodeWeavers) for the delivery of a version of wine on which CPRS
ran.
-- Bhaskar
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