A new Bordeaux implementation of Wine will install IrfanView AND IrfanView plugins
One of the hiccups in Bordeaux, a for-profit, costs-$20 implementation of Wine that allows for easy installation of a variety of Windows applications in Unix/Linux environments, is that while installing the IrfanView image editor is clickably easy, users are on their own when it comes to the IrfanView plugins. Thankfully that's no longer the case.
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