I would also like to have grib files on Linux. Only way I can see is to use WINE but I haven't tried that as a dedicated Linux program would be so much more efficient to run, especially on batteries.
I am trying to install a program called zyGrib to see if I can read grib files but I am having a problem with one of the dependencies called qt4. If I can get it sorted I will let you know.
zyGrib is awesome - very like uGrib and MUCH more user friendly than Viperfish or GRADs.
It is however a royal PITA to get running - requiring on my EeePC new packages and a rewrite of the makefile - may look at creating a EeePC .deb installation file sometime soon.
PM me if you know enough about Linux to do this and I'll link to a HowTo. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif