The advantage of Wine is that you get all the updates as they come out. Whereas with Crossover, each new version release, you have to buy another copy. Debian is a bit behind in the repositories on Wine right now, but it will catch up. I bought 4.2 back when, and have recently tried 6.x, but couldn't really see how it was better than Wine. In fact, run from a terminal, Wine gives you more informative error messages. As a company, support might be an issue. But in the end, I think the Windows solution is either a VM or, better, a cheap machine and KVM.
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