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This is quite interesting.
I've long felt that if either Corel or Macromedia got their graphic design production tools to Linux ahead of Adobe, then they'd find a significant new market open up for them. My checkbook's open right now and I'd be willing to spring for about 6-10 boxes of Linux-native FreeHand and DreamWeaver. Corel gave it a half-hearted try a couple of years back (which is typical of Corel on just about anything they attempt) with a WINE-enabled version of the CorelDraw suite, but the apps need to be Linux-native.

They'd best hurry, however. Adobe's already toyed with a Linux version of Framemaker, which shows that they're paying close attention to the Linux market.
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Have plenty of memory or have the slowest machine on earth  IT Consultant_z | 03/04/04
Well that makes sense  voska | 03/04/04
Or, many little ones.  doe_z | 03/05/04
Dreamweaver please!  Arrg | 03/04/04
Just curious...  Jose Jimenez | 03/04/04
re: dreamweaver  ryusen | 03/04/04
I'll second that  Chad_z | 03/04/04
Me too, Dreamweaver is the only reason I can't switch my wife.  DonnieBoy | 03/04/04
RE: Me too, Dreamweaver is the only reason I can't switch my wife.  Iain_Peters | 03/05/04
This is quite interesting.  Yen_z | 03/04/04
Framemaker is a different tool than these.  Heatlesssun | 03/04/04
If Adobe was smart  Chad_z | 03/04/04
Give me a ppc flash player first!  john_curtis | 03/04/04
Re: ppc flash platform  Still Lynn | 03/04/04
exactly what the doctor ordered...commercial apps  jimk_z | 03/04/04
Anyone know what it will cost?  archerjoe | 03/05/04

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