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[QUOTE="Tygran, post: 1178717, member: 25662"] Yeah..I'm gonna go ahead and guess we've got maybe a few percent here that know what WINE is and even less of a percent with any experience trying to run poker software in it. This thread, for the uninitiated, is about running any and all poker software on a Linux operating system. WINE is the software that allows you to run Windows applications in Linux and is necessary to run any closed source Windows software in Linux. It often requires some tweaking (ok sometimes alot of tweaking) to get stuff to really run right though. (And if you don't have at least an idea of what Linux is then just keep right on moving, this thread will never affect you ;) ). My general opinion is that it's not worth the hassle especially since I'm not going to seriously play without my HUD. I have gotten random clients to work (Bodog, Pokerstars and FTP) but I tend to play lots of tables with a HUD so I'm basically SOL here. Would really really love it if everything worked well though. I'm more than ready to show Microsoft the door. [/QUOTE]
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