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Free Crossover for one day!

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just got this mail from the nice people over at Codeweavers:

QuoteHi Folks,

I am happy to announce that we will be providing a copy of CrossOver for free to all comers this Halloween, Wednesday, October 31, from 00:00 until 23:59 pm, Central Daylight Time. That's the treat - we hope you enjoy it, and we hope you spread the word to all your friends so they, too, can enjoy CrossOver goodness. The expected 'trick' is that if you're a US citizen, you should go vote next Tuesday.

You can read more about it in our press release here:
http://www.codeweavers.com/about/general/press/20121029/

and you can see our internal staff reaction to the news here:
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Existing customers will get a free 12 month extension added to their entitlement, so they can enjoy CrossOver for 12 further months.

To sign up for your free copy or free 12 month extension, simply visit this web page:
http://flock.codeweavers.com
any time on October 31, 2012, from 00:00 until 23:59 CDT.

If you have questions about the details of this promotion, we have
a FAQ page here:
http://www.codeweavers.com/flockthevoteqa/

Now I've got to run, they've tracked my IP address to this coffee shop I'm hiding in... <grin>

Cheers,

Jeremy "Mallard" White
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8 comments

Anon Oct 30, 2012
I've always just set up Wine myself, but seeing as how this automates this to a certain extent, I think I'll gladly try that. Especially since Civ5 is officially supported. I'll see about renewing the subscription afterwards, but the prices are a bit steep for me.
Liam Dawe Oct 30, 2012
The bottles thing alone is worth it.
Bumadar Oct 30, 2012
and it runs without issue next/alongside of wine, I love using it, makes many things so easy and yes the bottles is briliant
Xpander Oct 31, 2012
havent really found it useful...have tried couple of trials..without much of a success
pure wine or playonlinux seem to work better.

seems crossover is more focused on mac stuff...
Anon Oct 31, 2012
Looking over the officially supported stuff, the ratings seem ridiculous? Most of the source games are marked brozne, yet they work flawlessly in clean wine! And it also applies to many others!
Hamish Oct 31, 2012
Me thinks they get a little too facetious at times...

EDIT: I am also depressed by the amount of native games and applications listed as being supported either by Codeweavers or the community. I mean seriously, who would want to wine Firefox!?
Anon Nov 1, 2012
Quoting: "Hamish, post: 6043, member: 6"Me thinks they get a little too facetious at times...

EDIT: I am also depressed by the amount of native games and applications listed as being supported either by Codeweavers or the community. I mean seriously, who would want to wine Firefox!?


Shockwave is a reason, although I can't see anyone using it today.
Hamish Nov 1, 2012
Yeah, well, most of the things I would want out of Shockwave can be replaced by NaCL.

Still wish eZone would convert some their titles over, I might email and see if I can dig up anything about that.
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