"Wine" windows emulator?

[hrwmusic]

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[fluffy]

It seems (and I could be mistaken, as I often am) that someone on one of the forums was running Reaper under wine.

Like I said, I could be thinking of something else.

[Justin]

Yeah it almost works good in Wine, a few little things are off, and the audio isnt terribly low latency or whatnot, but it's usable..

-Justin

[scum]

yes it works almost fine, but for now the vsti`s are choir of horror:-)

[scum]

but dont get me wrong, the vsti`s WORKS!, and this is fucking great! I will wait mr.Justin to finish windows reaper 1.0, and maybe then i will have some "scum - linux - wine - reaper - suggestions", but now i think he got more importnant things to do

[daveisadork]

Yes, it works. Most of the problems I had were display related. However, Wine is an acronym that stands for "Wine Is Not an Emulator." Wine is an implementation of the Windows API on *nix systems, which means that there should be no performance hit from running an application with Wine. Installation of Wine shouldn't be too difficult, especially if you're using Ubuntu.

[scum]

ubuntu is gey