Adobe and GNU/Linux
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Adobe Customer Care: There Hasn't Been Enough Demand For Linux
Besides the lack of games, one of the other pressing reasons why some desktop/workstation users haven't migrated full-time to Linux has been over the lack of Adobe's Creative Suite working natively on Linux (and the Wine-based options often only working well for dated versions of Adobe's software). But if you hope to see Adobe Linux software, their customer care recommends you vote.
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Adobe customer care says there hasn't been enough demand for Linux, Phoronix reports. But, if you're interested in Linux support on Adobe Premiere CC, you can "upvote that feature request" via the Adobe User Survey
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Want Adobe's Premiere Pro Ported To Linux? Here's What To Do
Now, my informal poll isn't anything resembling definitive proof that there's pent-up demand for Premiere (and likely the entire Creative Cloud suite) on Linux. But it's a common refrain, and has been for years. In my daily conversations with people across social media, I repeatedly hear it's the one thing preventing them from ditching Windows 10 and making the jump.
Fortunately, you now have a chance to raise your collective voice and give Adobe some direct feedback.
Here's the link to a User Survey on Adobe's feedback forum where you can cast your vote in support of a native Linux version of Premiere Pro. You can also add a comment if desired.
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