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Re: WCry 2.0 functions perfectly under Wine

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Inside of a VM, of course. Can't have enough protection!

Then you remember that the VMware hypervisor was broken recently...

that's fine, run the hypervisor inside virtualbox. For extra marks have it communicate to the host via smoke signals.

Re: WCry 2.0 functions perfectly under Wine

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Is there any way to isolate wine and limit write permisions to user files? I only found this https://askubuntu.com/questions/327223/how-to-isolate-wine#3...

Same way you isolate any program on Linux. SELinux, AppArmor, or running as a dedicated user.

[edit] I suppose there are containers nowadays too.

Re: WCry 2.0 functions perfectly under Wine

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Is there any way to isolate wine and limit write permisions to user files? I only found this https://askubuntu.com/questions/327223/how-to-isolate-wine#3...

Same way you isolate any program on Linux. SELinux, AppArmor, or running as a dedicated user. [edit] I suppose there are containers nowadays too.

containers still need apparmor/selinux to be secure; a container is just a packaging method without those.

Re: WCry 2.0 functions perfectly under Wine

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And I still can't get Starcraft HD to work...

Blizzard and Adobe, the guardians of Windows.

Many blizzard games work almost perfectly under wine including warcraft 3, starcraft and world of warcraft. Last time I tried starcraft anthology (digital download) I did not have any problems.

Re: WCry 2.0 functions perfectly under Wine

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Blizzard and Adobe, the guardians of Windows.

Eh? I'm under the strong impression that Adobe works nicer on Mac than Windows.

I haven't noticed much of a difference. Even if there is, there's the matter of the Mac price tag.

and the utter agony of using a Mac if you're used to Windows.

If you lack the budget for a Mac but you want to do graphic design, Windows is the logical choice.

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