How do you install Creative Cloud on Ubuntu 20.04?

Hi, thanks for the links the input. I know the programs aren't designed for Linux and there wouldn't be support from Adobe and it'd probably have issues. That's how it is with Linux lol, that should be the motto for it. It's not uncommon to have issues trying to run programs designed for a different OS, that's the nature of Linux.

I wasn't asking the question expecting an easy, problem-free install and use of the Adobe programs on Linux - that'd be nice, but I know that your company wants to make money and developing for Linux would not be worth the investment of time and resources.. which I can respect.. though it does suck. That said.. I fully expect issues if I do manage to install it and I wouldn't expect any help from Adobe unless they expressly supported it, which I know they do not. 

My thinking was if in the event I have a huge Windows related problem again that I can't immediately fix, then I would have the ability to at least use some of the basic functions of the programs running it on Ubuntu - using Ubuntu as an occasional backup just so I could keep working.

Time is money and my computer (which meets the system requirements) has had serious issues lately and it prevented me from working for several hours - which is devastating when trying to do work and meet deadlines. I'm just trying to prevent having to tell my clients "sorry, my computer is having technical problems and I can't work on your project which you need done immediately right now.." so as you can imagine, it's really bad for business. 

I love the Adobe programs which is why I have a subscription and I want to keep using it. 

I just realized something.. Adobe does build for Linux - there are a few Adobe Android apps and Android is based on Linux! This may solve my real problem - not to install it on Ubuntu, but to be able to still use some of the programs through another means if/when my Windows computer has issues again. 

Based on your response, I assume you aren't a linux user. How do you know that to be true? People have installed it on linux in the past, so why would it be impossible or not allowed now? Has Adobe made it impossible to now? 

I see.. so are you a computer technician? What version of Windows are you using that makes you so confident to declare it is a hardware problem and nothing to do with Windows? Whatever version you are using I would like to use.... 

My computer just upgraded to the 2004 version and since then it has had more issues than before. It is not uncommon for Windows to have various issues from BSODs, driver issues, network issues, etc. after updates and it is not the hardware's fault - and this is fact that has been reported in the news and on countless websites and forums. That said, I do not understand how you can declare it to be a hardware issue and nothing to do with Windows. 

When Windows rolls out an update and stops working right, I was wanting to be able to use Ubuntu as a backup so that I can keep working without wasting an entire day dealing with trying to fix Windows.

I could of course turn off the Windows Updates, which might solve the problem for a while, but then if they have some sort of security patch I may fail to install it, and the number of updates I would need to install later would become too numerous and time consuming to do after a while. 

I am going to wipe the hard drive and reinstall everything. A most time consuming task that I do not particularly enjoy doing because of the amount of data I have to move and the time it takes to reinstall everything.