Why isn't there support for Linux with Add-Ins for version 9 when there was for version 8?

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February 19, 2015
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The computer group that I belong to is using Connect to hold Virtual Technology Conferences. I've been a presenter before and like using Connect. However, I want to present some sessions on Linux and need to be able to share my desktop to show those attending things in "real time" instead of always having to put things on a slide presentation. I saw where there was an Add-In for Linux that worked with Version 8, but my group is running Version 9 (which has no Add-In support). Is this going to change with the next version of Connect that is or has come out? Thanks. John

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Jorma_at_Knox

Legend

One of the changes with Connect 9 was the depreciation of the Add-in for Linux. It is documented on page 5 of this document, http://www.adobe.com/support/documentation/en/connect/9/pdfs/Adobe_Connect_9_Release_notes_en_US.pdf.

There is no expected future support for a Linux add-in.

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free_johnAuthor

Participant

Thanks for the link, but that really doesn't explain the "why" for not

supporting Linux with this new version. It will really limit the ability

of Linux presenters/hosts from sharing their desktop if they want to use

the most current version of Connect. I would like to see their reasoning

for not adding support for the Linux Add-In module.

On Thu, Feb 19, 2015 at 11:22 AM, Jorma@RealEyes <forums_noreply@adobe.com>

Jorma_at_Knox

Legend

As to the why, it is likely due to the small market share of Linux users. Adobe probably felt it didn't justify the cost of development of a new Linux Add-in.

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