Run Windows apps such as Microsoft Office/Adobe in Linux (Ubuntu/Fedora) and GNOME/KDE as if they were a part of the native OS, including Nautilus integration

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but why? We are in Linux to get away from predatory software suits.

Uh, why? Linux already offers many alternatives that are are just as usable or better. If a windows app is truly needed/required then open windows in a VM. Better to just use the Linux based app and export the file to the needed windows format.

It has an alternative too, WinBoat.

It's a good start but very sloppy at the moment. I'll continue using it though. A VM in Docker with near native app integration with Host OS using Webview? It's a no brainer. Anytime!

Ok so it looks like the app is first booting into a User on Windows 10 system and then opening the Microsoft app. Cool.

$ pwd /usr/ports $ make search name=winapps $ Wake me up when the search yields a result. Um, maybe you'd better let me sleep. The sleep of the righteous.

that's the dream. seamless compatibility

It's a virtual machine. It's nothing special