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Hi,
Can anyone tell me if Adobe Photoshop and Macromedia Flash / Fireworks MX will work under linux? I'm told they will work under wine - can anyone confirm or deny this, or point me to any HOWTOs? [I've had no experience with WINE]. Many thanks
http://appdb.winehq.com/ <-- check there, has user reviews of how well apps work with wine. i know if u cant get photoshop to work u can always use the gimp, its pretty similar.
well regardless your going to need codeweavers to run photoshop 7 as it won't run in the regular version of wine....and as of flash, that does run in the regular version of wine, and there are also projects in development for linux to do flash projects.
hm...except for the fact that, being poor, I'm not willing to buy any software such as codeweavers or win4lin, but I've already got a copy of windows...It's a bummer really, but until I get some cash to spend on this, I'll just use windows
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