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WineX is not really free, but very cheap. A free version is also available from CVS, you might want to check that out . Still, the price for WineX is like candy price, so... you might consider saving you the trouble to build it and getting a pre-compiled(non-free) version
Oh yeah. Just make sure that you really need them. It's not everything that runs, nor it's easy to install, set up and get applications to run under it. You are better off trying to find a Linux equivalent program that runs natively under Linux. This table of equivalents might be handy:
Thanks!!! That table is great i was really looking for some linux software because i just put linux on my machine just yesterday. But still can Flash MX or Dreamweaver work with WINE ?
My pleasure . Well, about Dreamweaver and Flash, yes, I suppose. I've never tried to do it myself, but your best shot about getting Windows applications to run under Linux with Wine is Frank's Corner:
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. Still, the price for WineX is like candy price, so... you might consider saving you the trouble to build it and getting a pre-compiled(non-free) version 
. Well, about Dreamweaver and Flash, yes, I suppose. I've never tried to do it myself, but your best shot about getting Windows applications to run under Linux with Wine is Frank's Corner:
