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The good news: someone has already ported GKrellm to Windows! The bad news: inexplicably, he doesn't host the software on his own site any more. I discovered another web site that saved a copy on their own server. I was able to download & install successfully. After installing the compatibility layers, lo and behold, it worked!

Home Page for the Atlanta Blues Society.  Because who doesn't want good blues?

It's hard.  You basically have to edit the config file manually.  Here's the best "howto" I've found: Samba configuration

IEs 4 Linux - Internet Explorers for Linux

Several people have put out scripts that claim to set up Wine (a Windows emulator for Linux) and install Internet Explorer for you, but this is the only one I've found that actually works.  I think that might partially be because Wine has been updated recently and this is the only one that is updated to the most recent version of Wine.

Thumbs up.  Way up.

Kubuntu is a version of Linux.  It's a variation of the very popular Ubuntu.  When I had to reinstall everything on my computer I decided to try Kubuntu instead.  I like it more.  Kubuntu uses something called KDE; Ubuntu uses Gnome instead.  There are a lot of programs that were designed for KDE, and I've decided I just like it better.  Better layout, better control.