Linux • 3 years ago

Create WINE bottles for Windows software on Linux with the 🍷 Bottles GUI

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Create WINE bottles for Windows software on Linux with the 🍷 Bottles GUI

Linux • 3 years ago

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Easily run Windows software on Linux with 🍷 Bottles! ⋅ Bottles

Run Windows programs on Linux.

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- HelixOP
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  Has quite a bit better UX than crossover though. I bought Crossover since they support the WINE development and their support is quite good.
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Is this similar to Lutris?
- HelixOP
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  Yes, you can even import Lutris prefixes.

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