James Ramey
To state that I am hooked on World of Tanks is an understatement. Over the last year or so, I’ve logged nearly 6400 battles. But unlike most everyone else in the game, I’m playing on a Mac computer (MacBook Pro - 2.7 GHz Intel…
Jana Schmid
It's that time of year again, when CodeWeavers launches yet another release of its core product CrossOver for Mac and Linux. After a year of development and months of vigorous testing we're shipping CrossOver 14, which includes the very latest release of…
Caron Wills
Happy Birthday Wizard101! This month, Wizard101 celebrates six years being live. It's a great milestone for KingsIsle Entertainment, it's a great milestone for me. It brings me back to my early days at CodeWeavers; before I was…
Caron Wills
"Where are you?" echoes in my mind. It's leftover from my years in high school when I would play an exorbitant amount of video games at my house and the houses of various friends. I have fond memories of "being seen" and then hiding so I could creep up and…
Caron Wills
There are great perks in most respectable work places that the employees of that company come to enjoy. CodeWeavers is no exception to this and over the years I have been witness to many offerings. We adjust as the needs change and as the whimsy of our…
Caron Wills
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS released on April 17, 2014. with it are a slew of new features. The release comes nine days after the end of Windows XP and is perhaps one of the shining alternatives people are considering... but what about all of those Office products…
Caron Wills
Most Microsoft Applications have a series of command line switches that can be used to make life easier in various scenarios. Today we're going to apply once such command line switch to Microsoft Visio 2010 via CrossOver. While this topic will be…
Caron Wills
We have a chat channel and we answer questions there regularly. There are some very amazing people that sit in that channel and help answer questions. In the last month, two of those people have mentioned that we (the staff here at CodeWeavers), should…
