kindly add programs successfully running in wine

from my side
mozilla firefox and thunderbird till now .someone told adobe ps2 also is easily to run

Why are you runnig firefox & thunderbird in wine???

I am running Amibroker (charting software - windows only) without any problem in wine.

lool...FF and TB comes native

i know dear but i like firefox charamel skin for windows firefox

I have tried "notepad" successfully long back

^^it comes by default in wine now.

I ran Mafia last time and foobar 2000

Foobar runs fine on Wine .. No eyecandy though .. It even update the tags (last played time and played counter) of those files ...
I tried in vain to configure Maxthon to run under Ubuntu .. Same with Yahoo Messenger ..

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Photoshop CS, Premeire 6, Dreamweaver MX, Flash MX, PowerDVD, CoD1, CoD2, TMNF, F1 2007, Half-Life 1/2.....will post more as I remember.

Edit: Irfanview, SoundForge,.

utorrent and flashget run perfect with all features working.

flashgot(FF extension) now supports flashget installed under wine and so they make a sweet combo.

@gaurav, you run FF under wine just for the sake of a skin????

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How about these *appdb.winehq.org/ .

Yep, AppDB of Wine has the list and also the workarounds if required. Why are we building a list here?

abhinandh said:
utorrent and flashget run perfect with all features working.

flashgot(FF extension) now supports flashget installed under wine and so they make a sweet combo.

Is it ??

I dint know that! Will give it a shot tonight..Thanks!

Visual Boy Advance, the best Game Boy Advanc emulator ever, runs fine on linux

MetalheadGautham said:
Visual Boy Advance, the best Game Boy Advanc emulator ever, runs fine on linux

They happen to have a linux version , Why would you run it on wine?

I used Notepad++ under wine.

Hmmm .. I'd think thats personal preference .. Though I use Notepad++ on my Windows machine but I really like using Vim on my Unix terminal and Ubuntu installation ..

it_waaznt_me said:
Hmmm .. I'd think thats personal preference .. Though I use Notepad++ on my Windows machine but I really like using Vim on my Unix terminal and Ubuntu installation ..

Notepad++ was MADE only because windows lacked a powerful GPLed feature rich text editor. It was supposed to give a feel of GVim, Gedit, Kate, etc to the average windows user and be as light.

So I feel there is no point trying to use it in linux. It has equi-featured alternatives.

Nyway, lemme add another program:

MediaCoder

FilledVoid said:
How about these *appdb.winehq.org/ .

Yes, that is an extensive database, you will see my entried against Jet Audio and WinRaR