Check out this screenshot I jsut took.

[notfred]

Woohoo, kazaa on linux

 

[kevinthenerd]

Is that an "everything" install of Red Hat?

 

[notfred]

not "everything"... custom install and I selected some packages, but not all of them or the "everything" option at the bottom.

 

[PCMarine]

Was it hard getting Wine to work correctly? I am interested in running Wine in order to setup a bulletproof ftp server (Which I like a lot) and some additional windows applications.

 

[notfred]

Originally posted by: PCMarine
Was it hard getting Wine to work correctly? I am interested in running Wine in order to setup a bulletproof ftp server (Which I like a lot) and some additional windows applications.

I only tried to get kazaa lite running so far, but it wasn't very difficult. I don't know why you'd run an ftp server through wine though, there are plenty of FTP servers that run natively in linux.

 

[Pepsi90919]

uh, a winnar si yuo?

 

[Schadenfroh]

/sends that photo and your ip adress to the RIAA aka the gestapo

 

[FrogDog]

Oh yeah? Check out this screenshot I just took.
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It was a bit difficult to setup though.

 

[PCMarine]

Originally posted by: notfred

Originally posted by: PCMarine
Was it hard getting Wine to work correctly? I am interested in running Wine in order to setup a bulletproof ftp server (Which I like a lot) and some additional windows applications.

I only tried to get kazaa lite running so far, but it wasn't very difficult. I don't know why you'd run an ftp server through wine though, there are plenty of FTP servers that run natively in linux.

Yea but those are all daemons, command line driven and overall very hard to setup/use. Therefore, I prefer the windows based FTP servers with GUI.

 

[notfred]

Originally posted by: PCMarine

Originally posted by: notfred

Originally posted by: PCMarine
Was it hard getting Wine to work correctly? I am interested in running Wine in order to setup a bulletproof ftp server (Which I like a lot) and some additional windows applications.

I only tried to get kazaa lite running so far, but it wasn't very difficult. I don't know why you'd run an ftp server through wine though, there are plenty of FTP servers that run natively in linux.

Yea but those are all daemons, command line driven and overall very hard to setup/use. Therefore, I prefer the windows based FTP servers with GUI.

What is going to be harder? Learning how to configure wine, or learning to configure an FTP server? Assuming equal difficulty, you're going to end up with much better performance out of the native linux server.