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How would I go about setting this up? I am a Linux Newbie and I do not even know how to run wine, I have it installed and I tried ...
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- 01-11-2006 #1
Running Macromedia Flash, Fireworks, and Dreamweaver in Wine?
How would I go about setting this up? I am a Linux Newbie and I do not even know how to run wine, I have it installed and I tried to go into the configurator and add the programs, that didn't work. Do I just have to enter the whole path to the file in the terminal now? A tutorial on how to setup programs in wine is what I need, but I can't seem to find one.
- 01-24-2006 #2Linux Newbie
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who needs dreamweaver? edit your web content manually. you learn more that way anyhow. (unless you're doing image link mapping)
Originally Posted by oosterhouse
either way, programs should run.
Do this in a Terminal:
Wine [path/to/your/program.exe]
to confgiure wine, use "winecfg"
- 01-24-2006 #3
Thank you, I posted this a while ago and yes I've been coding manually. I was just used to dreamweaver.
- 02-09-2006 #4Just Joined!
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some programs work better than others, and as I recall Dremweaver is one that doesn't work well, if at all. Go to the applications database on the winehq.com website, they have info on most major programs (and a few useless ones: someone decided to run the Windows port of Gimp through Wine to see what happened, lol).
- 02-09-2006 #5CodeWeavers Crossover is the only WINE-based project I've had any luck with running Dreamweaver, Photoshop or MS Office in Linux. It comes free with Xandros Deluxe, or it's something like $75USD by itself. If you *must* use them, that may be your best bet.
Originally Posted by oosterhouse
If not, there are plenty of alternatives, as mentioned above.Registered Linux user #270181
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