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CodeWeavers' CrossOver Mac free beta released
Codeweavers has released a public beta of CrossOver Mac for the Intel-based Macintosh.
CrossOver Mac is a system through which Windows applications can be run alongside Mac OS X applications in a "rootless" fashion - not contained within a emulation or virtualization window. How does Codeweavers work that magic? CrossOver Mac has WINE (Wine Is Not an Emulator) at its core, a compatibility layer that provides alternative (native) implementations of the DLLs that Windows programs call at runtime. What's more, CrossOver Mac is tuned to run a select list of applications and games (about 2000 titles in length) with particularly high performance. We're not just talking MS Office and Lotus Notes, but 3D games such as Half-Life 2.
If interested, grab your 60 day free beta from CodeWeavers now.
See our original look at CrossOver Mac back in June 2005, one of our first articles.
Unable to select DBCrossOver Mac is a system through which Windows applications can be run alongside Mac OS X applications in a "rootless" fashion - not contained within a emulation or virtualization window. How does Codeweavers work that magic? CrossOver Mac has WINE (Wine Is Not an Emulator) at its core, a compatibility layer that provides alternative (native) implementations of the DLLs that Windows programs call at runtime. What's more, CrossOver Mac is tuned to run a select list of applications and games (about 2000 titles in length) with particularly high performance. We're not just talking MS Office and Lotus Notes, but 3D games such as Half-Life 2.
If interested, grab your 60 day free beta from CodeWeavers now.
See our original look at CrossOver Mac back in June 2005, one of our first articles.