Wine 0.9.50 was released today. What I think is particularly interesting is support for the Mac OS X keychain. This shows that the Wine developers are really trying to do something for the mac people. Thanks, Wine people!
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- Ooh, shiny!
- An update...
- Office: iPhone?
- More Evidence that Apple has something to hide?
- The Third Gem of the Renaissance User Interfaces
- The Flip (3D) Side of the Renaissance
- A User Interface Renaissance
- Security: Get your hands on it
- Proprietary Piracy
- Firefox Mac's burning tail
- Hey, I just realized something.
- The iPhone is not a Smartphone
- A Comparison between the OLPC and the Amazon Kindle
- Kindle will burn to the ground, but not before sta...
- Aha!
- The Trump Card
- iPhone SDK vs. Android
- The Androids working at Google...
- Mac OS 10.5 = Mac OS 1
- The State of Confusion Appears to be a Purple State
- Resolution independence and the Androids
- More Thoughts on the iPhone SDK
- GIMP for Leopard
- A Quick and Cool Look
- Come February, the iPhone SDK
- GIMP Crashing on Leopard
- The Many Faces of the Androids
- The difference between want and need
- Touch screens
- The androids aren't the phones we're looking for
- And as we wind on down the road...
- Our Shadows Taller than our Soul...
- Office UI
- A feature I'd like to see in the iPhone
- About the iPhone/iTouch SDK...
- I, Phone
- Problems I saw...
- Only Java for Android
- More on Phones and Keyboards
- SafeSheep
- Ladies and gentlemen, start your compilers...
- The world is all right again
- (More) Leopard Boot Up and Shut Down
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- Why I love Wine and Ubuntu
- Apple down ten. Why?
- Seashore
- Another Problem with Leopard
- I've been thinking...
- Leopard and HUD panels
- Core Animation + Photoshop/GIMP
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