> > uQLx is the most powerful and up-to-date QL emulator for Linux. I used to > get good help with anything uQLx related on the QL developer's forum > ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). > > Alternatives are to use one of the Windows QL emulators under a Windows > emulator for Linux. Depending on your particular requirements, QPC2 is the > best commercial QL emulator, but there are others, both commercial and free. > > Some time ago (2004) Marcel Kilgus, author of QPC2 wrote on this list: > > >> Also I have been playing around with the different Wine Windows >> emulations for Linux. Seems like it has evolved a lot since I've last >> looked at it. Unfortunately the only real Linux machine here is the >> P200 I use for internet routing, which is too limited to run Wine >> well. The rest of the parts for its successor, a P3 650, will >> hopefully arrive within the next few days so I can have another go. >> Anyway the P200 was good enough to do some testing and I've removed >> one problem which could crash QPC when run under Wine. Standard Wine >> might be enough to run QPC under Linux, if not Cedega might improve >> the situation. Cedega currently offers a free trial of its emulation >> layer here: http://www.transgaming.com/cedegademo.php Obviously all >> this is only interesting for users who really want to run QPC under >> Linux. QPC is and will be officially unsupported for Linux but if I >> can do something to improve compatibility, I might do so. >> > > So, as you see, there are plenty of things to try. > > Per > _______________________________________________ > QL-Users Mailing List > http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm > Thanks! I'm far from giving up and I'm going to try to resolve the install problem with uQLX when I can find time.
As for WINE, well as much as I would love to run QPC . . . I have so far avoided WINE on my Linux machines. It feels too much like cheating! _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
