Jana Schmid
As an international company (during a global pandemic) we are now, more than ever, on the look-out for opportunities to be present in markets we cannot infiltrate. In the frenzy of the new branding, the release of CrossOver 20 and the notoriety of…
Jeremy White
On December 23rd, Ken Thomases, our core macOS developer, died of kidney cancer. He was 51. This was not a surprise; we've spent the past several months worried for Ken and hoping that medical science would pull out a miracle on his behalf.…
Recently I was tasked with making some videos of running CrossOver on the new Apple M1 (Apple Silicon) MacBook. What is new and fascinating about this new toy is that it is the 3rd time Apple has switched to a new CPU architecture. A little history…
Jeremy White
The new Apple Silicon-based Macs have dropped and the reviews are very positive. They've delivered faster machines that use less power, and they run CrossOver 20 brilliantly! We have a range of the new systems on order. But we got impatient and…
Jana Schmid
So you may not have heard the news. CrossOver for Chrome OS runs Windows apps on Chromebooks. If you want to run Windows programs that are not available in the Google Play Store alongside mobil apps, CrossOver Chrome OS is for you! …
Jeremy White
With the launch of Apple Silicon today, Apple has started a whole new era in the personal computing arena. For 30 years, the 'WinTel' architecture of Windows on Intel hardware has dominated personal computers. In recent years, there has been a lot of…
Jana Schmid
So here we are, FINALLY ready to release the much anticipated new branding AND CrossOver 20 for macOS, Linux AND Chrome OS. June 2020. Apple announced at WWDC plans to transition away from to Macs built with Intel to its own Apple Silicon chips…
Jana Schmid
Disclosure: People struggle with change. You may find yourself reacting in a variety of ways — excited, furious, snarky, quiet or passive aggressive. This is all natural. It’s just how people deal with anything new. Keep in mind that you are still…
Jeremy Newman