Re: Re: Free Ecco Pro

Thank you Douglas ...

Thanks for your test. I totally agree with you regarding
GNU/Linux. Several users especially in European countries follow
the same path considering the problem with personal data
protection for home users upgrading to Windows 10.

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On 8/22/2015 12:16 PM, Douglas Hinds [email protected] [eccopro]
wrote:

On 08/20/2015 12:48 AM,
Friedhelm Dohmann wrote:

The Ecco Extension
is free available at http://eccopro.com/ecco-extension/ .

Friedhelm

I agreed to try installing the Ecco Extension in one or more
of the various distributions of GNU/Linux that I use (based
on Debian, Fedora, Arch and Gentoo) with EccoPro under Wine.
However, I had to attend other commitments. Also, the
problems encountered by Ecco users running Ecco under M$
Windoze are absent, since a commitment has been made by the
developers of the Linux Kernel to maintain compatibility
with older (i.e. 16 bit) applications and this is certainly
NOT the case with Micro$oft, whose objectives have always
been focused on economic gain for M$ first and foremost.
Therefore, extracting (or extorting) additional resources
from M$ system users due to planned obsolescence is
consistent with their modus operendi, and that is part of
the reasons I prefer GNU/Linux systems: Both their motives
and their products are superior. (BTW: Since a number of
the members of this list are affiliated with religious
organizations, perhaps I should mention that GNU/Linux
distributions have been developed expressed for their use.
(I would have to look into it but can do that, upon
request).

I use Katmouse for scrolling in Ecco. So why do I need
EccoExt?

Whatever: I downloaded EccoExt4.6.7.7, extracted it and
chose install EccoExt next to Ecco, which was already open,
when Wine asked me to make that choice.

Now what? What should I look for?

I disabled Katmouse and Ecco still scrolls. What else
should I try?

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