你好马可，

The "rm -rf /WinXP" is this:
That's my Windows XP OS; rm is remove, r is recursive, and f is force.

So "rm -rf /WinXP" will remove /WinXP and everything under it. It simply
means to get rid of Windows on the computer.

I've tried InDesign CS2 a little in Wine. There were problems opening
files because of permissions. When I did open a file, there were some
tools missing in the tools pallete. Other small problems, which means
I will keep using it in Windows XP for now.

Hi, Bruce, thanks for pointing out that rm -rf /WinXP thing. I may try it on my spare old computer sometime later.

Today, I did get InDesign CS2 running in a barely-OK way.. installation is Ok, start up is ok after I removed something from script folder, with this website. http://blog.foozia.com/blog/2007/dec...er-wine-linux/ you probably knew it already. Anyway, it is running very fast under wine, totally supprised me.

However, indesign can't recognize Chinese font, and almost all the shortcut don't work, and not very stable, it will turn off without any notice, which is somehow annoying.

I guess I will just wait for a while, to see how the community can come up with something more stable.

Thanks

Mark

Hey Mark,

That is normal for the development with Wine. Google is now putting
some money into the development of Wine, so it is getting better
than it was before, in less time.

I remember when InDesign would not install at all. Now I have it
installed. Also, like your experience, it is not yet usable for me.