I am new to Linux and have installed Fedora from a dvd on Linux Format on a 20Gb partition as a secondary OS to WinXP Pro while I get used to it.
I need to learn a bit about the Linux enviroment, and to be able to fully move across from Microsoft, I need to be able to use the programs that I use primarily on my degree: Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Director, Flash, Microsoft Visual Basic. Is there a way that I can use these programs within Linux and produce cross platform output files.
If the answer to the above is yes, are there any really good books that anyone could recommend that give a good overall explanation of Linux in general.
Regards,
Gyles
Just Google for each program for the GNU\Linux platform, for example: Google "Visual Basic for Linux" and you get: "REAL Software Introduces Resources to Help Visual Basic Developers Convert their Software to Linux and Mac OS X (http://www.realsoftware.com/company/pressreleases/pr_vbwp.html)".
I suppose you will get similar results for the others.
My 2 cents ;-).
