Linux version of your Favourite App

[Ascenti0n]

If commercial software developers ported to Linux your favourite app, so that you could buy and run it natively on Ubuntu (or any Linux distro), what license would they use?

[Sealbhach]

Depends too on whether the source code is open.

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[cotcot]

I do not have favourite apps in another OS than Linux.
I am very happy with Gimp, Blender, Smile, Firefox, Thunderbird, Avidemux, Cinelerra, OOo, Audacity, Devede, Handbrake, QCAD, ... .

[Simian Man]

I have no idea what you're asking. But it is possible to release proprietary, closed-source applications for Linux.

[billgoldberg]

I do not have favorite apps in another OS than Linux.

Same here.

[asuastrophysics]

uhhhhh WINAMP!!

i agree with the post above, but not for music. i've tried every music program out there and i really miss winamp. XMMS is not the same.

oh i pray to god everyday that nullsoft will port it over...

- and yeah i've used it in wine and it isn't practical

[smbm]

Same here.

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[abyssius]

Not sure what you're asking exactly, but an open-source equivalent to Sony Vegas Video would be greatly appreciated here. Linux-based professional-level digital video editing software still seems to be in need of development, although digital audio software has come a long way...

[Sealbhach]

A lot of people would want Photoshop.

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[perlluver]

I would have to say Adobe Premier, and the software for the Play Globecaster.