Hi! I know this is the #1000 post on this subject, but.... here it goes:
Is it possible to run Dreamweaver MX 2004 or Dreamweaver 8 on linux? If yes, how? If not, whi?
I ran Dreamweaver MX on linux with crossover office, but when I tryed to install MX 2004 I've got an error. I haven't tryed yet with Dreamweaver 8.

here's the for the 10000's time the answer:

NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO, you cannot i repeat, cannot use MX 2002/2003/2004/studio 8 on Linux.
for MX: Only the very first MX (the one wich followed up DW 4) edition every produced is able to run (slow) on Linux with WINE/Crossover plugin.
All the pre MX versions run too
Reason, some techniques used by the newer MX versions, are not supported yet. Although it should be supported by the end of this year (or early next year) with Crossover plugin (on the upcoming version 5 or 6).

I'm hoping you have a valid license for MX2004 (not pirated)

Hi Quitar88,

I run Dreamweaver MX 2004 in a VMWare virtual machine on my Fedora Core 4 Linux machine, of course you need a bit faster machine and have to install a full version of Windows, Windows 2000 in my case.....

And it works great, accept of course that I have to use Windows, but then Windows 2000 is not that bad....Windows 2000 is still better then anything Microsoft made for or after it.

A lot of us do. And sadly, that is what keeps many from total migration to *NIX. Money spent on something like Adobe Studio 8 is good reason to not migrate. Might as well get your moneys worth for as long as you can.
If it is pirated then by all means open your eyes a little bit and learn about other options. Often times you can tell whether or not the software is pirated my the quality of their final project. If you are going to shell out the money for the apps you are probably going to learn said app inside and out.

http://frankscorner.org/index.php?p=dreamweavermx
http://frankscorner.org/index.php?p=dreamweaver8

Apparently MX and 8 both work with Wine.