Ariz Jacinto wrote:
why not XAMP on win2k? :) dreamweaver 2004 on Wine,
just try it and see if will crash. if it does, why not try a
native html wysiwyg designer such as NVU (user-interface
on tables is not that productive), or running a virtual OS
using vmwareplayer on linux, or host the software on a
windows terminal server and then connect to it using
your gnu/linux-based RDP client. and finally, wait for
adobe to release a gnu/linux version of dreamweaver. :)
running VB applications thru Wine can have a noticeable
gain in performance when the machine is equipped with at
least 512MB of RAM.
Now
the only reason I am dual-booting with my workstation is
because of dreamweaver and maintenance of my VB and Access programs.
Currently i have successfully installed xammp in ubuntu.. I
uninstalled previous versions i manually installed... YESS!
Now next problem is dreamweaver... I'm planning to install Wine
to try out if it works.
Any suggestions?
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My officemate tried Dreamweaver on crossover pro and it works wonders
but you'll
feel that your machine will start to cough using it. It's a shame
though why Macromedia
didn't support Linux knowing that there's a rising of web developers
switching to *nix. :-(
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