I purchased a license for this because I believe in the project. That being said I'll be as patient as need be- I use Parallels for most of my Windows work needs and BootCamp for some gaming. And really there is little need for running applications without Windows (for me). There are some flaky things that I would like to see resolved though. Should an install go wrong or if you would like to remove an application you're kind of stuck- you almost never fully get rid of programs once they're installed into a bottle- Unless you have time to edit the various files that keep record of those applications they will forever be a ghost in your program menu. Its often easier to throw the whole bottle away than to go the way of editing the necessary files.

Beware - try to keep separate bottles for each install for just this reason. Want to get rid of Office XP and still want to keep IE running which you installed into the same bottle? There's your problem. The removal of Office would probably not completely go away and would remain visible as an application- cosmetic - purely.. but annoying to me. Otherwise I find this to be quite useful for those that need IE 6.0 to have very basic functionality (don't count on Flash working for you or even Windows Media Player). Support the project and you won't be sorry as long as you are sure of what you're getting. Its NOT as feature full as Parallels or VMWare but that's not really to purpose. A lot of stuff amazingly works using xwindows as a GUI but not enough for real use at this time. Keep up the good work guys! I'll continue to support your efforts on this noble work.