I'm new to Ubuntu, I need to run Quicken till I find a good replacement for it. Ii heard we can run windows apps over wine. So I install Wine and then over wine I install Quicken?
Theoretically, yes, you are correct. You first need to install Wine (see this guide for more info on that).
Then you would download the windows installer for Quicken (so quickeninstaller.exe for example).
From there, all you need to do is go to the install, right click on it and select open with wine.
You will be guided through a setup wizard and then the Quicken program should be installed.
Once it’s installed, you’ll find its shortcuts in your applications menu, and possibly on your desktop.
Some programs may work right out the box, while others might need some tweaking on your part. For more information see the Most popular links in the WineHQ Wiki.
Theoretically, yes, you are correct. You first need to install Wine (see this guide for more info on that).
Then you would download the windows installer for Quicken (so quickeninstaller.exe for example).
From there, all you need to do is go to the install, right click on it and select open with wine.
You will be guided through a setup wizard and then the Quicken program should be installed.
Once it’s installed, you’ll find its shortcuts in your applications menu, and possibly on your desktop.
Some programs may work right out the box, while others might need some tweaking on your part. For more information see the Most popular links in the WineHQ Wiki.
For more information see this helpful article.
Although not all apps work to see if your app works then look at wine app dataase.