P: Provide support for Linux

Lot of people actually pays much more than twice of price to have the ability of using LR. They bought a PC (or a Mac), a OS licence and finally LR itself.

Sure, but I'm loosing my temper! I have already said that I'm willing to pay twice the current price for Lightroom on Linux and I know some more people in my case. I can't be the only one 🙂 And yes I'm really depressed to see those kind of arguments which are really dubious! Also I'm not native english, so maybe my words are not fully appropriate.

Pascal,
Let us be friendly.

" still unwilling to pay for commercial software" and I suppose you have hard data to backup such stupid rhetorics, right? That's not with such uninformed comment that we are going to make progress on the discussion. If you don't like linux fine, but please stop spreading fud!

Last I heard, the Linux market hadn't changed much (still tiny, still unwilling to pay for commercial software). Yes, we're all watching the Steam Linux port.

That's a decision above my pay grade, but I've heard nothing to indicate the status quo on Linux support is changing. Personally, I am still watching Valve's Steam port with at least some curiosity, however.

Unfortunately, I haven't had time to look further at porting the next level of frameworks after I got the (tiny) Lua debugging core port working. 😞

Would be interested to hear something from Adobe. Dan, Chris, any possibility on a vision of strategy of Adobe relating to Linux?

Any news of progress?

Linux users are willing to pay for good stuff even more than average Mac or Win users do (look the http://www.humblebundle.com/ statistics). I moved to Linux 9 years ago and still haven't managed to solve all of the issues with RAW editing software on Linux. I have been very close buying BibbleLabs (now Corel Aftershot) licence but the trial experience was not so good. Still hoping Adobe provides Bridge + CameraRAW or LightRoom for Linux users soon.