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I promised a video of Microsoft Microsoft Office 365 working on Linux.. ..so this is Excel working on Linux using Soda 11.0-11 via Bottles 67.4 (cpak) (logged-in with my Office 365 License so even licensing works!) Once more, as I said, Soda 11.0-11 will do great things, be ready...

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TitanHZZvor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office can this work be upstreamed to wine? that would rock!

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Mirko Brombinvor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office Yes but I'll probably need help by the CodeWeavers guys because Soda is based on the Valve's Wine not the classic one. I am also considering putting everything into a DLL a la DXVK let's say instead of just bundling it into Soda.

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TitanHZZvor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office Ultimately, I think putting it into Wine would be best but, if it is something we can easily install like DXVK, that's fine by me!

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Samivor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office the year of the linux desktop has reached accounting

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Vincenzo Mantovor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office Excel formulas working on Linux via Bottles is impressive. Still hit the usual sheet bloat limits though?

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Mirko Brombinvor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office Thanks! I'd expect the same behavior as in Windows

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Vincenzo Mantovor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office Hopefully better, Mirko 😉

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Amit Matokvor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office Nice! Wondered how did you implement spo solution for office activation

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Mirko Brombinvor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office If you mean SPP, there i sno bypass, it uses the real Microsoft 365 flow, I patched Soda for the pieces around click-to-run, SPP license handling, WAM/OneAuth, WiniNet/WinHTTP and a few WinRT/Com APIs and it worked :D

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Baordaovor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office What about OneDrive?

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Mirko Brombinvor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office On the list

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CasualGeekDavevor 1 Tag

@Microsoft @Office That's fantastic! Random aside, what Desktop Environment is that?:

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Mirko Brombinvor 1 Tag

@Microsoft @Office

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V. Virgiliovor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office Will this run Power Pivot?

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Penguin Solutionsvor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office Game changer really..🐧💻

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Shane Matthewsvor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office Now do Fusion 360

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Diego Krugervor 1 Tag

@Microsoft @Office Looks good! 👏 Is Bottles using wine or is it its own emulator? Haven't used Linux for a few years now. Used to use wine to install MT5.

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JayBigGuy10 🇳🇿vor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office Hmm I wonder if ohook works...

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Nikitf_777vor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office Why I don't see any animations? They're no GPU acceleration?

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Neo Andersonvor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office Nice try, any plans for a tutorial, of course if you’ve not created and posted it yet on YouTube?

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gp2 enginevor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office Is this lightweight than running wps office ?

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Latif A. Kurniawanvor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office Hi, @dhh! No need to wait for Mr. Nadella’s response regarding Office on Linux.

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Triodevor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office Or just install Edge for Linux….

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Mr.Xvor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office Do you know if Fusion 360 is working well like that?

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Mirko Brombinvor 2 Tagen

@Microsoft @Office Did not test yet

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Blake Gardner 🧡vor 1 Tag

@Microsoft @Office Amazing things happening on Linux

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