Here you can run the application from command line: (assuming the file adobe.reg has been placed at your home folder) (this is required for Java Runtime Environment) “C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Adobe\CS5” to “$HOME/.wine/drive_c/users/Public/Application Data/Adobe/CS5”.
If you’re using other distro, go to this link to get your version of Wine. ~$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppaīy installing this version, you will also get winetricks installed. Open the terminal and enter these commands: So you need to add the ppa repository from WineHQ to get the latest version. Installing Wine 1.3īy the time of this post, the official repository of Ubuntu only update Wine to version 1.1.34. Select Adobe branch > File > Export… > save the file as adobe.reg > store it some where so you can access from Ubuntu later. In Regitry Editor, navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE Go to Start > Run… > input regedit > OK I suggest you install everything in the package in the default installation path. You can get the trial version of Flash CS5 here. I installed Adobe Flash CS5 on my Windows XP virtual machine (32-bit). No more wandering, let's me show you the how to first and then comments later. The last 2 versions (CS3 & CS4) is known to be useless when trying to run with Wine. However, it is worth noting that this is the first Adobe Flash version that runs with workable quality since Macromedia Flash 8. As I say "run", I mean that I did not succeed installing the application but I had to copy the installed files from Windows. After a couple of days testing and examining, finally, I have managed to run Adobe Flash CS5 on my Ubuntu machine.
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