Jana Schmid
For 11 months and 23 days (but who is counting) development has been dangling a carrot in front of marketing. After the release of CrossOver 16, 358 days ago, the company decided to make running the Windows version of Microsoft Office 2016 on macOS and…
James Ramey
As I boarded my flight from Minneapolis to Warsaw by way of Paris, I was struck with an eerie feeling that this was the first business trip in ten years where I didn’t have my trusty MacBook by my side. Not only was I leaving behind all the…
Jeremy White
Today is a very exciting day - we have released an open Beta of CrossOver on Chrome OS, which runs on the Android subsystem of Chrome OS and makes it possible to easily and cleanly run Windows applications on an Intel based Chromebook. This is a…
James Ramey
Does your business model define your business? It’s an interesting question that we at CodeWeavers think about regularly. Our business model is somewhat unconventional compared to those of our competitors. We offer one technology,…
James Ramey
One of the questions that I often get when talking with developers looking to port their Windows applications to the Mac or Linux platform is ‘where is the best place to distribute my newly ported software?’. It’s a logical question. If…
James Ramey
We’re getting really excited at CodeWeavers with regards to our CrossOver Android Tech Preview. Our development team has made incredible progress on this product, and we’ve very close to delivering an official release to the Google Play Store…
James Ramey
At CodeWeavers, we work with nearly 100 Windows software developers in porting their applications to the Mac and Linux platform. Many of these software companies are looking for ‘new markets’ for their software and that more customers means more…
Jana Schmid
If you’re the leader of a software development company who's engineered a successful, Windows-based application, you may have considered porting it to macOS. After all, if you could access a new and lucrative market, your company's sales and…
