James Ramey
In the world of technology, the greatest fear is of becoming obsolete. Becoming an obsolete technology is an incredibly difficult process. Evolution is rarely immediate. Technology is very adaptable, And consumers fight…
Jeremy White
You may have noticed that we like to put out silly and fun press releases and offbeat videos of all kinds, even when we are announcing a major new product release. We're a small company, pursuing a noble goal, while giving away the…
James Ramey
I am sitting in San Francisco at one of the tens and tens of Starbucks located throughout the Market District of the city waiting for MacWorld 2011 to commence later this week. As I type on my NetBook which is linked to the Internet via my Android…
Jeremy White
These days, the combination of CrossOver and all the hard work of our Advocates is amazing. Within 5 minutes, or less, you can easily download and install CrossOver and your favorite Windows application. But you don't have to buy, install, or hassle…
Jeremy White
So we set out to make the newly released Civilization V would work in CrossOver a few weeks back. I felt it was my duty to help the QA staff with the testing. Now, way back in the day, the only time I ever seriously neglected my work, my life, and…
Jeremy White
Last Friday the Wine Project shipped Wine 1.2. This was the work of 328 people in over 23,000 separate patches over a span of two years. CodeWeavers is proud to be a major part of that effort and we're thrilled to see Wine reach this milestone.…
Jeremy White
Everyone in the Wine community is driving to release Wine 1.2; the newest and best version of Wine. It's been two years since Wine 1.0, and we've really made huge strides. This version will include the beginnings of genuine 64-bit support, along…
Jeremy White
Software guys are often accused of wanting to spend too much time polishing their beloved programs. I'm very guilty of that myself, and that's doubly hard because of our work on Wine. While Wine is amazing, it's not perfect, so there is a…
