Windows Freeware working well in Linux with wine :

Oxelon Converter
Format Factory Converter
Mp3QualityModifier
Foobar2000 player
RadioSure player/recorder
Aimp2 player
Winamp

ScreenRecorderGold
freez_screenvideocapture

FLVplayer
DVDdecrypter

IrfanView
ImageCropper
FastStoneCapture
Xnview

7-zip
FoxPDFreader
CCCalc writing calculator
QCalc spreadsheet
Spread32 spreadsheet
NFreader newsreader
FBreader bookreader
Speakonia voice reader
RDFticker newsticker
Unstoppable copier
Gul bookmarks
Proxomitron local proxy
Scite source editor

OB1 browser (no javascript, but fast)
and of course, a certain
K-Meleon.

and many others.
All of them good in Windows too.

Fred

P.S.
A few of them are shareware, but can be used
in Linux with wine for a longer time,
creating a new .wine configuration, possibly
renaming the older .wine folder to
e.g. .wine2, and renaming it back to .wine
after having used the shareware.
In Windows they would cost something after
the evaluation period. But not much.

Fred

Some more for Linux with wine (and Windows) :

Spider player
FastStoneMaxViewer portable
FastStoneImageViewer portable
CintaNotes
PhotoFiltre image editor
PhotoStudio image editor
Pixia image editor

InkscapePortable vector graphics (if Linux version not available)
Abiword word processor (if Linux version not available)
OpenOfficePortable word processor (if Linux version not available)
Gnumeric spreadsheet (if Linux version not available)
Gimp image editor (if Linux version not available)

(Note : Inkscape, Abiword, Gnumeric, Gimp, OpenOffice are the
standard apps in Linux, and mostly already present in
the distros, the Windows versions are highly recommended
for Windows users too, all free.)

Fred

AkelPad (though I can survive with gedit)

A.K.A. Arual the Wyrd

I just add:

PSPad an editor with some interesting features [freeware]
Finance 2003 a bank program (but in french only) [freeware]

SumatraPDF a simple pdf reader [free]

Harbour a Clipper and more compiler

Not exactly a wine program, because the version is compiled under Linux, and is now a real Linux program, but originally, was under MS-DOS and Windows, and now with some adaptations, can compile dos programs. For example, I'm making a crossword program I made during years 90-95 under Linux (it's now a Linux program).

A+

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/21/2010 09:59PM by JujuLand.