Nope. There is no way. You can run Windows in VM or Dual boot like me.
viewing training material from chessbase.com's shop on Linux
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Apr 15, 2023
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ssctk wrote:
Assuming no Wine-based solutions to run Chessbase or Fritz, is it possible to work through Chessbase's training material on Linux, eg like this one ( picked at random, any chessbase material really ) ?
Yeah, I agree with @ungimmicked. There's just no easy way: VM, dual boot, or a separate Windows PC.
I should play around with VMs, but I've never done it: my PCs are old and don't have a lot of oomph. I've never dual booted Win10 or Win11, although I have dual booted Win7. I've dual booted on a single hard drive, but it's tricky and not my preference. (Windows loves to trash the Linux grub.) I prefer to use separate hard drives.
Assuming no Wine-based solutions to run Chessbase or Fritz, is it possible to work through Chessbase's training material on Linux, eg like this one ( picked at random, any chessbase material really ) ?