Is there any way??

I have a installer which I can use in Windows platform.Using nsis script I made this. I know that nsis is compitable with all major windows version.

But the question is that is there any way to run installer in linux whether it is build by nsis or any other?

I already searched the forum and find no real answer about that.

#wine yourinstaller.exe

will run it a modern linux distro allright.

Somehow it is a little unclear in your post what you really want to achieve, better clarify your problem a little bit more...

NSIS is designed to create Windows installers, you cannot create native Linux installers. Compiling Windows installers on a Linux system is however possible.

Although this is not related with my previous topic.

I have now problem with file compression.I use lzma in my installer for compression the files.But it make my installer slow.Without lzma,my installer run fast.Any opinion about that??

Decompression of course always takes some time. When using solid compression, make sure that all user interface related files are included first (see ReserveFile).

What is the significant difference between rpm and .exe file?? I know rpm is for linux/unix and exe for windows.But I don't mean that, I mean is there any real difference in working procedure of this 2??

-Stu