I'm using applications for windows under Linux with VMware workstation edition, with Wine too, but as often as not with other infamous package - "crossXoffice". I find this package accidentally like torrent.It's very handy like other tools and simply organize.

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I use Bordeaux and it works very good for me.
Bordeaux for Linux & BSD and it only cost me 20.00

TY

Boris

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qemu here, too. Used to run vmware, but alien binaries + Debian unstable kept breaking. Qemu definitely looks slower than vmware, but that could also have to do with the fact that I just bunged my vm-image in there. Might go faster with a "native image", haven't tested yet. I use it almost solely for checking websites in various explorers and win-versions of browsers tho.

I use QEMU
http://bellard.org/qemu/

I have use for only one program that is Windows only. My Bible study program is SwordSearcher ( http://www.swordsearcher.com/ ). It runs very well under Wine. With that single exception, I find everything else I need in GNU/Linux compatible software.

I use wine for games, although rarely and mostly because I was curious to try the games I bought over the years.

I use virtualbox for one educational software that won't run in wine well, which I must run regularly.

Other than those, I don't use any windows programs. Everything I need for home computing is in the Linux distribution.

I use wine but its rare and I really avoid using applications for windows.
There are almost always something that can replace the windows application.

Actually, I am doing the opposite. I am running linux apps on windows using andLinux (andlinux.org) i mainly use it for the terminal, but I can run essentially any linux app i want that works on ubuntu, either xfce or kde distros of ubuntu.

You really need to ditch the radio buttons for checkboxes or reword the question. I use 4 of the choices (depending on the application I want to run) and I am sure there are others who do as well but I/we can only select one?

-jb