3 windows apps that you would like to see ported

[d2kx]

Sorry deanjo.

What curaga said.

[curaga]

None. There's everything I need already in the open.

[Kano]

A tool for canon printers for cd printing.

[givemesugarr]

at this time i cannot find a real app that hasn't a real counterpart on linux and that i regularly use.
as for the apps that i use sometimes i'd say:

adobe photoshop -> this is a real need for linux and if this will in some way be made available to linux users in a good way then it will mean a lot of new users

now i cannot find any other apps and this could mean something, or not?!

[Aradreth]

1. SolidEdge - I have a windows install eating up hard drive space because I have to use it.
2. Foobar - Awesome music player although I'm starting to like MPD+GMPC/NCMPC more and more.
3. Other then games? Nothing

[deanjo]

1. Trackmania United: Forever (getting it on my birthday next tuesday, I so love the Trackmania series)
2. Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning (coming 2008)
3. Grand Theft Auto 4 (2008)
(4. Valve's games - I trust Michael on that one, so it got lower priority)

Apps, not games, apps. not SDK's, apps.

[LordLethis]

mIRC
Miranda IM

aaaaaand...

DirectX

[movieman]

Avid Media Composer.
Final Draft.

Those and games are the only things I have to keep a Windows box for; Celtx is OK for script-writing and has some nice features, but it still isn't as convenient as Final Draft.

[d2kx]

1. Trackmania United: Forever (getting it on my birthday next tuesday, I so love the Trackmania series)
2. Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning (coming 2008)
3. Grand Theft Auto 4 (2008)
(4. Valve's games - I trust Michael on that one, so it got lower priority)

[deanjo]

OK, lets see what Windows only apps you would love to see ported to linux. In my list there is really only one big app that I would like to see ported and a couple of smaller ones that IMHO still do not have a good linux substitute.

1) 3DStudio Max
2) AutoGK
3) Ultraedit