Flash on Linux?
Running Linux and want to use Flash? Here's a way to do it.
CodeWeavers is a company specializing in running WinTel software on the Linux platform. The new 2.1 version supports Office XP, Photoshop, DreamWeaver and Flash MX, so now you can brag to all your friends about being a techhead and still use the tools you like. That's the promise of this $70 application."Macromedia is committed to supporting our customers in the technologies they choose," said Susan Morrow, vice president of product management, Macromedia. "We are excited to see how Linux developers will use CrossOver Office 2.1 with its support for Macromedia Dreamweaver MX and Flash MX."
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