I don't know wether these appeared in this list or not since this is a really long thread. However I have a few apps I'd like to see as native Linux apps. We already have good apps in Linux. But some of the following sounds nice.

* 7-Zip (I know there's a port. But the full thing with GUI would be nicer for desktop integration)

* Free Download Manager (I'm not pushing this since D4X is an excelent tool)

and last but not least,

* .theprodukkt - tools related to demoscene (I'm not using these, but I certainly enjoy demos. Although they might have problems for using DirectX, I'm pretty convinced that Linux graphics can provide cool things like that and better)

Ableton Live
Sony Vegas
and
Flash MX

Ableton Live
Apple Logic Pro
MaxMSP

I would like to see ported :
- tools to access files on mobile phones
- foobar2000
- foxit pdf reader
- deepburner

IIS!!!

I would like to have the Google products, like Picassa or Google Earth.

1- Yahoo Messenger, with VOICE CHAT in Public Chat Rooms and with Webcam support .
2- a good media player that players WMV WMA ...

I also like to see FlashGet in linux.

Trillian (instant messenger)
Dark Age of Camelot (MMORPG)

I would LOVE to see Fruity Loops Studio ported on Linux

This is your lucky week

http://picasa.google.com/linux/
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...d.php?t=449086

Photo Shop CS2, and Flash 8

i wouldn't like linux to run any of windows products. Instead I would like it better if they (the native linux apps) match and surpass than those of windows.

Well, what concerns Picasa: done.

Note that Picasa uses a version of Wine to run the current Windows version of Picasa.