[cw-discuss] Crossover Games?

John Wheaton johnwheaton2 at gmail.com
Wed Mar 19 06:05:52 CDT 2008


I see cxgames as a chance to try moving into newer versions of things like
WINE without jeopardizing the stability of the office/productivity product
(cxoffice).  This could ultimately benefit cxoffice because cxgames will
pioneer smoothing out the integration of newer 3rd-party components.

There is some specific attention that is needed to get news MSFT products
working, but some of that is dependent upon WINE, unless I am grossly
mistaken.

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John.

On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 5:06 AM, Peter Vollebregt <
peter.vollebregt at xs4all.nl> wrote:

> Although i would like it very much that my children can play their games
> - for me it is much more important that the productivity tools work
> flawlessly to do my job. This is where i have to agree with Chuck.
>
> For me it is imperative that MS office works flawlessly (so i can stand
> the annoyance of this network error when opening excel forms, but the
> surprise that a powerpoint can not be shown because i installed a SP2
> version of powerpoint was not amusing).
>
> Given the way things proceed it probably becomes required to be able to
> fully use sharepoint, and office 2007 probably becomes unavoidable also
> in a short while. When colleguas start to send me docx files to
> cooperate on i really have a problem.
>
> Greetings,
> Peter
>
> Chuck Harris schreef:
> > I wonder if I am the only one that wishes you would stop
> > spending time on games, and put the effort on office type
> > applications?  Perhaps getting IE6 to work under windows 2000?
> >
> > Trying to be everything to everyone only results in disappointment.
> >
> > -Chuck Harris
> >
> > Jeremy White wrote:
> >
> >> Kelley Jernigan wrote:
> >>
> >>> For those of us who have Crossover will Crossover Games be integrated
> into
> >>> the current Crossover or will it be a separate product?
> >>>
> >> CrossOver Games will be a separate product.
> >>
> >> This is intentional; the idea is to further isolate games
> >> from productivity applications, so that neither causes each
> >> other any problems.  Further, Games will rev more quickly, which
> >> will be nice when the WoW patch of the week breaks things, but
> >> won't destabilize things like MS Office which don't change so quickly.
> >>
> >> At least that's the idea :-/.
> >>
> >> Cheers,
> >>
> >> Jeremy
> >>
> >>
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