Hello guys and sorry to bother you with such stuff at the end of the
year.
I am a more recent user of OpenSUSE after trying other distros and
settling on this one as I find it the most usable in my case. That is
one of the reason why I also joined this official Forum.
Now, before I go even deeper into a story telling you might not want to
read I jump straight to the issue at hand.
I am trying to kill Windows forever on my PC at home, but due to the
fact that I love cycling (actually I race also!) I need a software that
is called Training Peaks WKO+ which helps me analyze my workouts, races,
etc and that one has no version for Linux; only Windows. The thing is I
can’t get it to run under Linux. Where should I start? Treat me like an
idiot, will you? I know that WINE is supposed to help, but it just
doesn’t load in it? I am stuck big time.
Any suggestion will be tried out! It’s a promise. If I get this to work
properly I will format the XP drive myself.
Thanks in advance for now and “Happy New Year” to all of you out
there.
I got the software to install under WINE, but it’s not showing the
numbers properly. Instead of integer numbers it’s showing them in
another format hard to understand for the regular human beings…
Hi, I’ll be interested to know how you get on with this. Reason for
asking is that I’m thinking of getting an Asus for touring and would
prefer Linux but want to be able to run WKO on it.
FYI just in case you dont already know there’s a Google group for WKO.
Recent post (link below) there mentioned using VMWare for Macs and this
seems to work fine.
