? Many thanks. I just try to design under linux but can't use IE that most people use juts for check that it is still what I see through Galeon.
Do you have a browser for linux that interprets html like IE
I don't think you can find any other browser that behaves/renders likeIE.
But you can install IE in linux using wine.
May i know what distro you're using? most distros have a version of wine packaged in their CDs but does install wine by default, you have to dig a little.
After you have installed wine. you can got Frank's Corner for the instructions on how to install IE in linux using wine
http://frankscorner.org/index.php?p=ie6
hop this helps
But you can install IE in linux using wine.
May i know what distro you're using? most distros have a version of wine packaged in their CDs but does install wine by default, you have to dig a little.
After you have installed wine. you can got Frank's Corner for the instructions on how to install IE in linux using wine
http://frankscorner.org/index.php?p=ie6
hop this helps
Wine really makes possible to install windows software on linux? I use UHU Linux that is a hungarian made distro built on debian base.
In my experience, sometimes Wine works, but often times it doesn't. It's pretty cool though.
| bnbrown wrote: |
| Wine really makes possible to install windows software on linux? I use UHU Linux that is a hungarian made distro built on debian base. |
Wine will attempt to run Windows executables. Whenever the program sends a request to the Windows window manager (like open a window, put a button on it, etc.) wine tries to forward it to the X-Windows environment. But if the program makes some other requests (Windows system calls and the like), wine will fail to run it. Pretty good tool, though.
PS: You can PM me in Hungarian if you need any help.
| Nyizsa wrote: |
| PS: You can PM me in Hungarian if you need any help. |
Do you speak hungarian?
Where can I got the software? I mean wine.
Yes, I am Hungarian.
The simplest way to get wine is from a repository. You should have aptitude, or, even better, synaptic. Add the following repository:
URI: ftp://ftp.hu.debian.org
Distribution: stable
Section: contrib main non-free
Search for wine, and install it.
You can also go to wine's website: http://www.winehq.org
The simplest way to get wine is from a repository. You should have aptitude, or, even better, synaptic. Add the following repository:
URI: ftp://ftp.hu.debian.org
Distribution: stable
Section: contrib main non-free
Search for wine, and install it.
You can also go to wine's website: http://www.winehq.org
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