Hi I have just seen an emulator called vmware running win95 on a P200 with 64ram. Yes it was slow, but was also quite usable. So depending on your cpu and ram this is also another option. It wasn't free though, you can download the beta for a 30 day trial and the full version is $99US I think, and doesn't support directx. But if I wasn't tied to some adobe products I'd definitely use it cheers Johann Ray Olszewski wrote: > > No. The simple answer is that none of them will work. The more complicated > answer is that there is a Windows emulator, wine, that will let SOME Windows > apps work under linux. > > In practice, you probably want to set your computer up in dual-boot mode, > with separate Windows and Linux partitions on your hard disk. There's a Dual > Boot HowTo with the details. > > At 11:54 PM 3/18/99 -0500, Abjin M Haneef wrote: > >Hi, > >I wanted to switch over to Linux. Will all the applications in my > >computer, which are currently working on windows, continue to work on > >Linux. > ------------------------------------"Never tell me the odds!"--- > Ray Olszewski -- Han Solo > 762 Garland Drive > Palo Alto, CA 94303-3603 > 650.328.4219 voice [EMAIL PROTECTED] > ---------------------------------------------------------------- -- Johann Kwiatkowski Spot The Dog Graphics P.O. Box 79, Moorooka, Qld, Australia, 4105 mobile 0418 797 419 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] or email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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