We should start a list of running apps here.
I use with wine:
TMPGEnc,
TMPGEnc DVD Author,
SSMM (Shareware to make slideshow movies),
Skype Beta

TMPGEnc (I don't mean TMPGEnc DVD Author) can't hold a candle to AvideMux2. I tried both and TMPGEnc just can't do everything that AvideMux2. can do.

the only reasons i still have windows on my machine:
blubster
musicmatch ( i hear they have a wine port available
in beta, but I havent found it yet)

Is there a professional solution for music production on a linux based system? Like e.g. emagic Logic or Steinberg Cubase SX? I think this is the only software i miss. still lacking.

Fruityloops ... oh man would I EVER love that ... but Gol said that he wouldn't do it a while ago ...

Tao Feng

Ardour is pretty close.

http://audacity.sourceforge.net
audacity isnt bad either...

What I'd like to see ported :

yahoo messenger with the video conferencing capability !

Protowall made by http://bluetack.co.uk/pw.html

It's actually here: http://www.realsoft.com
The other one says 'site not found'.

If you need 3D in Linux, MaddDog696, how about Maya?

Winiso
Wordweb offline dictionary program
Acronis Partition Manager
Adobe Photoshop Album
TrackerV3 (Explorer replacement)
Steganos Security Suite
dBpowerAMP Music Converter
Norton Systemworks for Linux
Spybot Search and Destroy
AdAware
DirectX9
EndItAll task manager
Unknown Device Identifier by huntersoft
PEBuilder
Windows Update (just kidding!)
What would be great about all this is the necessary realization by those (ahem) with blinders on
that Linux is GOING to take over, and they had better get moving to catch up. Imagine Norton falling all over themselves to write a suite of programs for Linux. Hee hee!

If they every port any directx to Linux then we'll be paying for "M$ Linux" See my previous post about directx

So maybe we should hope for OpenGL to become the world-wide gaming standard? ;-P

OpenGL is owned by M$. How about written in SDL or Mesa?