Wine does not require Windows. I recently used it to run several fun Humongous Adventure games (Pajama Sam, no near to fear when there's Lightning outside) and do not have Windows. That's the beauty of it. Instead of Quicken, why not use GnuCash? It loads Quicken files. http://www.winehq.com/hypermail/wine-devel/2002/11/1146.html describes one person's attempt to run Rosetta Stone under Wine. Is this the same program you want to use? Check with them - maybe they got it going, or someone else did. I didn't reasearch it long at all. Check http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=%22Rosetta+Stone%22+Windows+wine+linux&btnG=Google+Search On Tuesday 04 March 2003 12:41 pm, Michael D Green wrote: > I have a situation where we want to add Windows 98 to a computer which has > only Redhat Linux 8.0 installed. > > This is in order to be able to run some software which is not available for > Linux. E.g., Quicken Family Lawyer and Rosetta Stone. We hope to do this > using Wine. But -- to the best we can understand -- Wine has no chance of > working unless there is a Window OS on the machine. And if we can't run the > particular software using Wine, we will want to be able to dual-boot into > Windows to run it. > > A Google search yields how to install Linux as a dual boot OS on a Windows > 98 machine. I have done this several times already, by just following the > prompts in the Linux installation process. > > But how does one install Windows 98 on a Linux machine and have the result > be dual-bootable? > > TIA! > > Mike Green > > > -- > To unsubscribe, send ANY message to <c_lug-unsubscribe@...> -- Associate.com - THE Place to Associate! http://associate.com Is Your E-mail Group Here? Visit http://associate.com/faq/your-list-here.shtml