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Re: Wine?

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Oct 6th, 2006

and 18 in the uk (but 16 with a meal if an adult buys)

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Re: Wine?

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Oct 6th, 2006

Well I'm not going to drink, so I don't care.

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Re: Wine?

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Feb 29th, 2008

I'm back from the dead, and I have to say... this thread got quite hilarious. Oh how the years fly by.

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Re: Wine?

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Mar 1st, 2008

Woah, what a 2 year gravedig/bump!

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Re: Wine?

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Mar 3rd, 2008

having used emulators from the old BBC on IBM andthen using dos on 386 /486/pentiumand then trying to use various ohter emuations one realises thathere are always restritions on using nany type of emulator on another processor built to do differnet things;

Wine seems ok for simple progs but a the end of the day eachis designed to runits own OS. hence perhaps the best solutionI have found is to use dual boots OS and then run a network on two or more computers to swap files...
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