HEy everyone!! i'm new here in the forums and also in linux, i was wondering which of these software i used back in windows can i use in linux.
Guitar pro
Adobe photoshop cs3
cool edit pro 2.0
BlueSoleil
Fruity Loops 9
Macromedia Flash
Skype
Utorrent

Thxs

Welcome to LQ!

This thread is not a member intro, so I've reported it to be moved to a more suitable forum. In future, please pick your forums more carefully!

Some googling would answer your questions. Skype has a Linux version and there are several BitTorrent clients for Linux. As for Macromedia (now Adobe) Flash, there is a browser plugin available for Linux, but if you're talking about other Flash products, then I'd assume not. In general, you can't run Windows software natively on Linux. You can, however, look at using WINE or CrossOver to run Windows programs in Linux, or find Linux equivalents of the software you use.

Hope that helps.

Moved: This thread is more suitable in Linux-Software and has been moved accordingly to help your thread/question get the exposure it deserves.

Guitar Pro -> Audacity or Ardour

Photoshop CS3 -> GIMP

Cool Edit Pro 2.0 -> See Guitar Pro

BlueSoleil -> BlueZ

Fruity Loops 9 -> Again, see Guitar Pro

Macromedia Flash -> flashplugin-installer

Skype -> Skype for Linux

UTorrent -> Transmission

Enough said.

thxs guys that was very helpfull

Good to hear. You can mark this thread as solved (look under "Thread Tools at the top) if you consider the question to be answered.

Here's a good tutorial on the GIMP.

http://meetthegimp.org/

In addition to Skype, you might also look at ekiga.

This should help too:
http://www.linuxalt.com/

nice list! my vote...

here is another list:

http://www.osalt.com/


Macromedia/Adobe Flash/flex -> openlaszlo
Fruity Loops -> Linux MultiMedia Studio (LMMS)