I believe so.
Yes. There's a chunk of the Ubuntu help forum about it I think, or maybe one of its own. You install it, tell it what version of Windows you need it to pretend to be, then install your windows software. Am on my phone, so not that easy for me to find you links, but IIRC it wasn't as complicated as it sounded when I was reading up on it - although I think that does depend on what you are trying to get it to do.
oldish chris
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Who wants what exactly, why and, more to the point, where?
Lots and lots of FOSS stuff has been designed/modified to run on all three major OSes, sometimes on BSD as well. But, the final tests can only be run on the target OS.
You can get an amazing Mac type thing for a mere £749. Windows comes pre-loaded on everything else. I don't get excited about OSes on the basis that they are only a short-lived computer program. You're only halfway through a spectacular flame war when the vendor announces an amazingly improved new one.
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chez
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GZ needs to do a particular *thing* though, presumably update her sat-nav, without having to buy a whole new machine or reinstall her OS
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gz
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I've been given a new Garmin Edge 500 cycle computer..... .....
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chez
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Shiney
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gz
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Just had a suggestion from a cycling Norwegian linux bloke in Holland.......Golden Cheetah ??
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