WINE finished

[:)]

Wine, the Windows Emulator for Linux, has finally reached version 1.0 after years of development.
This is the first feature-complete release, supporting Windows essentials such as The Sims 2, iTunes, Adobe Creative Suite 3, and Microsoft Office 2007.
For further details, including the changelog and release notes, click the link below.

http://www.winehq.org/?announce=1.0



"We needed this." - Matthew Garrett, Red Hat

"We're delighted to be able to include Windows Live OneCare in future Suse Linux Enterprise Desktop releases" - Miguel de Icaza, Novell

"With this announcement, Linux is finally ready for the desktop" - Theo de Raadt, Linux Evangelist

Please note that some users are reporting difficulty accessing the preceding link. In this case, please press F5 for several months until the link resolves.

[Psychcf]

OMG!! THE YEAR OF THE LINUX DESKTOP HAS ARRIVED!!!!
lolololol. Dave, you're such a card.

[morfar]

lol. You fooled me.

[Mirio]

]lolololol. Dave, you're such a card.

[The mysterious Mr. 4m]

What's a good wine without aging?
( Rhetorical question. No answer expected. )

[Ed]

Oh the significance of the number one!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/0.9999

"We're delighted to be able to include Windows Live OneCare in future Suse Linux Enterprise Desktop releases" - Miguel de Icaza, Novell

Why does anyone listen to Miguel? I'm sure he'll be requesting that future releases of Wine include a brown colour filter so that Windows applications running under Linux can look as shit as his.

[The mysterious Mr. 4m]

Just a "quick question" about pronounciation:
Well, my evil twin pronounces it "Win-E", while i say it's supposed to be pronounced just like "wine". Who is correct?

[TVR]

Granted the logo for the project is a glass of liquid that is most likely alcoholic wine.

It is deducible for the project name and related pronunciation to be similar to the subject of the logo.

[Xeno]

Granted the logo for the project is a glass of liquid that is most likely alcoholic wine.

It is deducible for the project name and related pronunciation to be similar to the subject of the logo.

Phonetically, "Win-E" would be "similar" to the pronunciation of the inebriating beverage of the orthographically identical name. You meant to write that "It is deducible that the pronunciation of the project's name is a homophone of that which is depicted in its logo".

Or, rather than state in a verbose and pretentious way that the pronunciation is obvious, you might have meant to simply write "the logo has wine in it, so it's probably pronounced 'wine'", which would be far less socially abrasive.

[morfar]

I always say "Wine". The beverage. And everyone I know says "wine".