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[Rohan Malhotra]

ordinarily you'd  opt for software specifically written for linux, however
it is possible to emulate some windows programs with programs like Wine and
crossoveroffice (a commercial wine variant). particulary for linux noobs, i
wouldn't recommend it, as its more trouble then its worth. one of linux's
charms is its diversity in its available software. you're more often than
not able to find an unofficially-sanctioned linux clone than the same
program written for linux. i'm presuming 'voice cafe' is some VOIP app or
maybe some sort of instant messenger, what you'd want to do is google 'linux
VOIP' and see what comes up.

gl

rohan


On 6/13/07, Nadia Woods <ash_nadi at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> hi kylie,
> its nadia here, thanks for your help the other day in regards to the
> downloading i was trying to do. i am able to down load the voice cafe but
> can not seem to open in cause it is for windows. i have emailed the site
> to
> see if they can suggest a way to use the site on linux. are there programs
> that i can install to enable me to open windows downloads? or is that
> wrong?
> or is it just wishful thinking? thanks again.
>
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