>Absolutely. I want to know that the version's life-cycle is
>sufficiently long enough, that I'll get my money's-worth.
>
>I also want to know if Win4Lin is ever going to support right-to-left
>languages, and if so, when? In what version? What time-frame?
Version 3.0 will not provide the language support you're looking for. I
know of no current plans to implement it in an upcoming release.
Mike
>Sure, I think that on a certain level it's "cool" to run
>Windows/Windows-apps on a Linux desktop, but my only *need* is to
>read/write Hebrew documents in MS Office apps and to access
>Hebrew-language websites in IE/Netscape. Other than these, I use apps
>that compile on my native OS.
>
>I'd rather use Win4Lin and run Windows/98; however, today I've got no
>choice and it's VMware with Windows/2000. Sure, with VMware it's my
>employer's dime, but *I* paid for my copy of Win4Lin/1.0 -- if
>Win4Lin/n.n will give me the BIDI language support I need, I'll gladly
>pay for it (upgrade OR full-price).
>
>Will someone from NeTraverse give an indication, or are they only
>planning 3-months down the line?
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