Linux/Wine
I have done some preliminary testing of QSAam with Linux/Wine. A few modifications were necessary to get it running but, all in all, it works pretty well.
Known Problems
- Html Help doesn't work. This seems to be universal. I couldn't find anyone with it working. Fortunately, I've discovered a linux program that can display htmlhelp files on linux. It's called Xchm. On debian it was available in the package manager. After install, I found it on the Applications/Office menu. You can start it and using it's File/Load to load qs.chm. Of course a desktop shortcut would be preferable. It seems to work pretty good. I think using the index you'll be able to locate help that would appear from a Help button in whatever dialog. When I have a little time I may investigate if I can call this program for the various popups, etc throughout the program.
I also tried out a program called GnoChm. Unfortunately, I found the text display hard on the eyes. First it was tiny. Then, after zooming it a bit, the text just wasn't as readable as xchm. You might want to check it out anyway.