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Encontré un how-to para todo aquellos que todavía no se acostumbraron a otra solución que no sea el Dreamweaver, pero se quieren pasar definitivamente a Linux.

Los pasos están pensados para Ubuntu Dapper, pero seguramente funcionen en todos los derivados de Debian.

1. $ apt-get update
2. $ apt-get install wine and then type “yes”
3. $ wine /*To create the wine file structure*/
4. $ apt-get install recode and then type “yes”

- Then you need to copy all the necessary files from the Windows box;

5. Copy the whole Macromedia folder from “c:\Program Files\” to “/home/YOURNAME/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/”
6. Copy the whole Macromedia folder from “c:\Documents and settings\All users\Application Data” to “/home/YOURNAME/.wine/drive_c/window/profile/all users/”
7. Copy the whole Macromed (No mistake with the “ai”) from “c:\Windows\system32\” to “/home/YOURNAME/.wine/drive_c/window/system32/”
8. Finally, copy the whole Macromedia folder from “c:\Program Files\Common Files” to “/home/YOURNAME/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/Common Files/”

- Now you need to export the registry keys of the Dreamweaver;

9. In your Windowx box, type “regedit” in the command-line and export the whole “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/Macromedia/” to “macromedia.reg”, then copy it to your your Ubuntu, convert it to ascii with “$ recode ucs-2..ascii macromedia.reg”. Afterwards, type “$ wine regedit macromedia.reg” to run it with wine.
10. That’s it! Type “$ wine dreamweaver.exe” or create a launcher and enjoy Dreamweaver in Ubuntu
11. Also, create a launcher or type “$ wine flash.exe” to enjoy Flash 8!

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