Hi, I've used wine previously under "no windows" type install on my Linux box. I've had some success, and have seen some recommendations for running wine with access to the the Windows partition to make install and whatnot easier. I'm interested now in putting a dual-boot machine at my office, the candidate hardware already has Win2000 with NTFS installed. There's lots of cool stuff that I'd really like to run under wine, so if I could save it with a simple re-partition, that would be great! Is there a preference for NTFS or VFAT on the Windows partition with respect to ease of use under wine? Are both equally easy and/or work as well? I have not seen this yet on winehq or codeweavers...(hint: "HOWTO: create a dual-boot system with Windows and Linux/Wine that lets you keep all your old Win applications but lets you stay in Linux for as much as possible"). What's best for the Windows install...NTFS or VFAT? DD _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
