After 27 years, I have decided that it is time for me to move on from CodeWeavers.Leaving CodeWeavers was a difficult decision, and raises hard questions about the future of the company. As the largest shareholder, I've always set the…
On December 23rd, Ken Thomases, our core macOS developer, died of kidney cancer. He was 51.This was not a surprise; we've spent the past several months worried for Ken and hoping that medical science would pull out a miracle on his behalf.…
The new Apple Silicon-based Macs have dropped and the reviews are very positive. They've delivered faster machines that use less power, and they run CrossOver 20 brilliantly!We have a range of the new systems on order. But we got impatient and…
With the launch of Apple Silicon today, Apple has started a whole new era in the personal computing arena. For 30 years, the 'WinTel' architecture of Windows on Intel hardware has dominated personal computers. In recent years, there has been a lot of…
My family likes to make fun of me because I enjoy hard problems. One of my favorite games of all time is Don't Starve. The way I played it - with no googling allowed - meant that I died all the time. While each death would make me pull out more…
Hi folks,It's been two weeks; we feel we owe everyone an update on our efforts to support 32 bit Windows applications on macOS Catalina, despite Apple's decision to terminate support for 32 bit applications.I'm happy to announce that we…
Hi folks,As you are probably aware, we have been working hard to provide support for 32 bit applications on macOS 10.15, Catalina. This has proven to be a monumental challenge, as we are effectively adding back a facility that Apple has…
Hi folks,We are overdue for an update on our support for 32 bit applications on Catalina. All of the key developers are heads down, working on that support, so I thought I'd write a quick summary.Today for the first time we took a build from…
We're rebels. We're misfits. But mostly, we're software liberators. And we're very, very good at what we do. We have to be. Lots of developers work with open source, but only a tiny fraction of those are good enough to get software that was designed for one platform to work on another one. We invented CrossOver software - a unique approach to cross-platform compatibility that does not require dual-boot or another OS license. We launched PortJump to help app and game developers broaden their market beyond Windows® users. And we launched ExecMode to help organizations solve really ugly technical challenges.
Jeremy White