P: Provide support for Linux (2011)

I would like to ad my vote for Adobe to port all CC apps to Linux. ASAP.  I am a long time Adobe user who is eager to jump to Linux. and considering doing so without Adobe. I think I am one of many.

I have been waiting for years for Adobe to start Linux support and I am sick of waiting anymore. I will start switching to Linux software for my editing needs and keep my subscription to adobe cc on the side for now. But as soon as I get the hang of these programs I will be canceling my subscription. I feel like Adobe is just not listening here.

Macintosh is obviously dying, cause their overprized mid-end-hardware and a fair but useless support. Apfs is going to break a lot of opened proyects and people is swichting to windows massively.

Im not, Iḿ a ujser of Linux & mac  since 00' . I left mac cause the improvements of linux are leaving these systems well above mac, both in performance and customization. With  a lot of color managment tools, Krita, Darktable,.rawtherapee, imagemagick, the powerful but crazy unusable GUI GIMP, thereally powerful image compress tools (Guizly, mozjpeg), blender, Davinci resolve....

Nividia supports officialy linux and bsd drivers.

with the creation of memdisk, caching ram and ssd-nmve tools, raidz, Vlm and zfs... a basic 2010 pc beats easily an actual mac. Specially thje great power black trash i can early 2019.

Think about adobe Intel is linux friendly, microsoft is linux friendly, Windows is going to linux, he's gestating a little Linus Torwalds JR. kernel inside, and porting all drivers to GNU plattform.

Look at Davinci, Itś not free, and is a nitro-powered ferrari beating all benchmarks of premiere, Final cut, Avid... of course, in Linux/BSD systems. (mine is FreeBSD, cause native ZFS, solid as a rock and as fast as you want). Adobe, look at present  😉

I'm a Linux User and I paid for adobe subscription, when are we going to be heard? 

Adobe, please work on this. I get a work license for CC but I would almost buy my own subscription just for Linux support.

Guys,
You give me Photoshop at even a higher price, I will finally ditch Windows forever.

Hello Andrew,

I found this thread after experimenting the exact same issue myself. I suspected it was some sort of "memory corruption" issue (if that makes sense), and tried a lot of things: I copied / pasted the file to different directories, changed original file name / texture file name / save directory for the edit, all to no avail.

In the end, the thing that did the trick for me was:
1. Make a negligible change in the original file, just so I can save the file with ctrl + s.
2. After making that useless save, open the 3D texture.
3. Texture is being saved normally, and Photoshop is no longer crashing.

It's been a while since this thread was opened, but for what it's worth, I hope this may help you / anyone with the same problem.

Greetings, I just wanted to chime in.  I used to be a big Windows user, but like everybody else here, I became tired of all the overhead that comes with windows.  Linux is light, and runs great.  Especially as a programmer, Linux is my platform of choice.

Now I am also into photography, and I use photo editing software frequently for web design projects.  Having Photoshop available on Linux would greatly increase my workflow.  Heck even though I'm already paying a subscription to Photoshop, I would even pay an extra premium just to help cover costs for a Linux port!

Like others have mentioned on this thread, there is definitely a market, and a lot of people would love to see this come to fruition!

Hi Andrew,

I know it's been awhile but I just noticed that there is still an open case concerning this issue. Thanks for all of the information. Was your issue resolved?

Regards,
Hannah

I just wanted to pump this up on list. I'm also using windows only because there's no Linux support