eWeek has posted a news story on Xandros Linux
"Xandros Inc. is giving users and businesses one more reason to try Linux on the desktop-with applications that mimic Windows' ease of use and interface.
To achieve that, Xandros, in Ottawa, which bought Corel Corp.'s Linux desktop distribution in August last year, signed a deal to integrate CodeWeavers Inc.'s CrossOver technology into the Xandros Desktop 1.0 operating system, due this month.
CrossOver allows users to run Microsoft Corp. applications such as Office, Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player without having
Windows installed"
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"Xandros Inc. is giving users and businesses one more reason to try Linux on the desktop-with applications that mimic Windows' ease of use and interface.
To achieve that, Xandros, in Ottawa, which bought Corel Corp.'s Linux desktop distribution in August last year, signed a deal to integrate CodeWeavers Inc.'s CrossOver technology into the Xandros Desktop 1.0 operating system, due this month.
CrossOver allows users to run Microsoft Corp. applications such as Office, Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player without having
Windows installed"
Read more
