Installing a program with exe file

Upul Godage upulg.dev at gmail.com
Sun Mar 9 12:35:09 UTC 2008


Hi,

You cannot run Windows programs in Linux directly just as Linux or Mac
programs will not run on Windows.

But you can use a tool like Wine (http://www.winehq.org/) for that.  You
have to install Wine and run the Windows program on top of that.  It will
work for most of the programs.

Upul

On Sun, Mar 9, 2008 at 5:42 PM, Bjørn Simonsen <bjornsi at broadpark.no> wrote:

> Hi
>        I am a newbe on this list and I did install Ubuntu 7.10 some
>        days ago.
>        I wish to install a dictionary, Clue, that I used on my old
>        Windows 98
>        platform.
>
>        I started on the Welcome to Ubuntu 7.10 page, official Ubuntu
>        documentation website.
>
>        On the "Documentation for Ubuntu 7.10" page I chosed "Adding and
>        Removing Software.
>        I have Synaptic Package Manager, and I chosed it fro, System,
>        Administration, Synaptic Manager.
>
>        I placed the Program CD in the computer. ------ And now I don't
>        know
>        what to do.
>
>        Can anybody help?
>
>        bjorn
>
>
>
>
>
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