Written by Afroman10496 the 9 Nov 09 at 23:22.

If Wine is installed, take the open-source apps from Wine Doors (http://wddb.wine-doors.org/) and integrate them into Ubuntu Software Center. Also, automatically put them in the appropriate menu section (e.g. Firefox goes in Internet).

If Wine is installed, take the open-source apps from Wine Doors (http://wddb.wine-doors.org/) and integrate them into Ubuntu Software Center. Also, automatically put them in the appropriate menu section (e.g. Firefox goes in Internet).

Written by Freestate the 20 Nov 09 at 11:04.

When you search the name of a windows app on synaptic the database detect the name of the window app,shows a message YOU´RE SEARCHING A WINDOWS APP in linux you could use this.

Example:you type emule in search and they shows a message,this is a a windows app,in linux you could use amule that offers the same funcionality.
you type spotify this is a windows app and no are alternative free version for linux you could try to install with wine wizard tool for windows apps(Some kind of wine manager).

When you search the name of a windows app on synaptic the database detect the name of the window app,shows a message YOU´RE SEARCHING A WINDOWS APP in linux you could use this. Example:you type emule in search and they shows a message,this is a a windows app,in linux you could use amule that offers the same funcionality. you type spotify this is a windows app and no are alternative free version for linux you could try to install with wine wizard tool for windows apps(Some kind of wine manager).