One of the applications people miss the most for Linux is Photoshop. Many people like Gimp, but I don’t really get on with him very well. I find Photoshop easier for me because I spent more time using it when I was a Windows user. Photoshop is also one of the most difficult applications to run on Linux, so I began investigating and here is the answer:
First of all, we need to clean our work area: if you are a Debian user, one apt-get remove --purge wine and apt-get install wine should be enough for having a clean install of the newest version of Wine, a Windows emulator for Linux platforms. If you are not a Debian user, you must get Wine from the official website, and install it through the command ./configure && make && sudo make install, in the directory made when uncompressing the downloaded package.