> As this software is GPLV3, as it also exist in .exe and I could have the
help of PlayOnLinux and Wine, I said ti myself why not using the .exe ?
I would generally advise against that, mainly because Windows software tends
to be compiled with the proprietary MSVC compiler. I don't know about this
specific case, though.
> Wine wanted to install Mono http://wiki.winehq.org/Mono and Gecko
http://wiki.winehq.org/Gecko that seems to be proprietary (even in some
parts).
Neither of those are proprietary. Mono is a libre implementation of .NET, and
Gecko is a Web browser engine, the one used by Firefox.
> I also find nes to ISSE folder in my PlayOnLinux's Virtual Drive, forlders
with Internet Explorer, Windows Media Player, Windows NT.
I'm not familiar with PlayOnLinux (I always found it to be confusing, so I
never used it), but are you sure those are actually Windows Internet Explorer
and Windows Media Player? I know, for example, that Wine includes "Wine
Internet Explorer", a basic libre Web browser for Windows; it's given the
same executable name as Windows Internet Explorer, for compatibility with
programs that expect Internet Explorer to be there, I believe.
