Common Window's Applications for Linux

[Onur]

The Gimp - Similar to Photoshop - http://www.gimp.org
Linux Video Studio - Similar to Pinnacle Studio - http://ronald.bitfreak.net/
Scibus - Similar to Pagemaker/Indesign - www.scribus.net
Sodipodi - Similar to Illustrator - http://www.sodipodi.com
aMSN - a Linux clone of MSN messenger - http://amsn.sourceforge.net/
Blender3D - alternative to high end expensive 3D software for windows - http://www.blender3d.com/
Nvu - Similar to Dreamweaver - http://www.nvu.com/



Any more you guys can think of post below and I'll add to the list

[Canadian]

NVU is great as that is what I use and do not forget Open Office.

[F1B3R]

Very nice Onur, thanks for posting that i needed some of those .apps badly.

[xtraze]

VLC - For Wmplayer, or the MS Windows version of the VLC Player.

XAMPP(linux) - for WAMP - silly
Here you go,

You can add it to your list.

[TcM]

If we use Wine won't the windows application run on linux?

[v0id]

Wine doesn't have full support for all Windows-features. Therefore will not all Windows applications run correctly. Some will may not run at all; and some will miss some functionality.

[TcM]

Ow, thanks for the clarification.

[v0id]

On Wine's own homepage, you can see the features of Wine, and how the status of implementing different APIs, DLLs, etc. are. Check the features here, and the statuses here.

[TotalNoob]

Thanks for the list.. I really miss some applications of windows while using Linux, but this list will help me to 'feel at home'

Thanks

[TcM]

These are still not an exact clone of the windows programs.. but their functionality is nearly the same.