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Converting Windows executables to Mac OS X or Linux binaries

alkyproject.com — Cody Brocious (PyMusique) is working on a new project to convert Windows executables to native Mac OS X or Linux binaries. He is focusing on high-end gaming at the moment, though he plans to support other apps in the future. On his blog, he said: "My goal for the next 5 years is simple: Any piece of software, any platform you choose."

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