"We're not telling person to use Windows to use that program. We're just
saying that, since the program is non-free, we won't help out on how to
use it since it's non-free.

It's best to use WINE."

I understand and I accept this. In this case, it involved people close to me so I didn't see the forest because of the trees. I missed the bigger picture: that I was asking for help with nonfree software. This is something which I would never do on purpose. If for no other reason than I know what the reaction will be!

I am sorry for asking for help with nonfree software. Please understand it was not intentional.

Perhaps I will make a thread in the lounge to discuss this issue of "do the ends justify the means". Or, better yet, find an existing thread where this has already been discussed.

Thank you.

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