Comment Re:Kind of Ironic... (Score 1) 246
FWIW, the win32-loader is interesting in that it gets compiled using entirely free software that's all available in Debian. Getting this to be true of every bit of it was one of the trickier things in developing it. http://packages.debian.org/win32-loader
It's also possible to run it in wine, it won't do anything,
but you can see the dialogs --good enough for the (very little bit of) testing/development that I've done on it.
The win32-loader is mostly the work of Robert Millan, who I'm sure like most of us has several licensed copies of Windows, even if he doesn't want them.
It's also possible to run it in wine, it won't do anything,
but you can see the dialogs --good enough for the (very little bit of) testing/development that I've done on it.
The win32-loader is mostly the work of Robert Millan, who I'm sure like most of us has several licensed copies of Windows, even if he doesn't want them.
