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Hate to say this , but Flash IS a Macromedia product, and can only be produced using THEIR tools. They currently are not supporting the linux market with Flash MX. You should really be looking into wine, and pc emulation if you have to use flash under linux. Why not dual boot??
Originally posted by Evilone Hate to say this , but Flash IS a Macromedia product, and can only be produced using THEIR tools. They currently are not supporting the linux market with Flash MX. You should really be looking into wine, and pc emulation if you have to use flash under linux. Why not dual boot??
why not dual boot ... I was sick & tired of windows ... i think i'm probably gonna wait until I bought my mac laptop (as soon as I get a job) cause apparently mm does support mac.
Besides I'm trying to have a pc with only legal software on it.
Originally posted by jpbarto Did it corrupt the registry?
I dunno... I had copied the M$-Explorer to my faked-Win-dir and ran it. But the real win-partition was still mounted and when I checked the Win-part I saw it was a mess...again. The Program Files-dir was messed up, the programs were transferred to a dir named "$?$?$?.pfr" or something like that.
I decided to trash my Wine and leave it there. I just need a Linux-program equal to Topstyle's CSS-editor and I can clear the Win-part completely!!
Originally posted by retiredsoldier Hint: CrossOffice 2.0.1 (Wine?!) works with Flash MX and DreamWeaver
I don't see much difference regarding speed and compatibility and use it every day. Hope this helps!
yo,
u mean cross over office?
that's a pay product I don't like to pay for computersoftware because it gets outdated to quick ... the only thing I ever did pay for was "dungeon keeper I" since then I always copied my stuff
Then I switched to linux and now I only have free gnu/gpl products I don't like to pay for a gnu/gpl product.
gonna check out ming as suggested before but I as said it hasn't a gui so drawing is probably waay to difficult... if anybody else has some suggestions don't hesitate to let me know
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