Does PB progs run well in WINE?
#1
I saw this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ffjb0Eq0po
which states that windows apps can run be run in linux WINE 

Did anyone try this  try running PB progs in Wine ? and what's your opinions on this WINE ?
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#2
Just letting you know that someone saw your post.

I haven't used Linux for 20 years. Never got "a round tuit" to try WINE.

Apparently, the few others who still check-in here don't either.

WINE must be pretty good at most things, or it wouldn't exist anymore.

Cheers,
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#3
(29.07.2026, 05:19)Dale Yarker Wrote: Just letting you know that someone saw your post.

I haven't used Linux for 20 years. Never got "a round tuit" to try WINE.

Apparently, the few others who still check-in here don't either.

WINE must be pretty good at most things, or it wouldn't exist anymore.

Cheers,

@Dale Yarker
Thanks for replying!

@Mannish Bhandari
On the long run I am planning to migrate to Linux Mint Xfce 64-bit. Wine will be the way to go for running all the software I have written in PowerBASIC. This will be a longer project, but I will keep you informed about success and problems.

Cheers,
Albert
„Let the machine do the dirty work.“
The Elements of Programming Style, Brian W. Kernighan, P. J. Plauger 1978
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#4
Thank you to all
I shall await your replies
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#5
@Albert, Why  Xfce and not Cinnamon?
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#6
(30.07.2026, 15:47)Jules Marchildon Wrote: @Albert, Why  Xfce and not Cinnamon?
Linuxmint.com Wrote:Xfce is a lightweight desktop environment. It doesn’t support as many features as Cinnamon but it’s lighter on resource usage.

I usually prefer light and sleek over feature rich.
„Let the machine do the dirty work.“
The Elements of Programming Style, Brian W. Kernighan, P. J. Plauger 1978
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