Adobe Linux Support.

[erkankyn1]

Hi.

I use linux in my office. I know Adobe doesn't support Linux. Linux has a "Wine" application. Wine is converting Windows exe's for Linux.

I want to use Adobe apps on my Linux machine's. If i download Adobe Creative Cloud and write my license key, can i use Adobe apps normally ?

I am so aggrieved this situation.

Please help this situation.

Note: I don't have Adobe apps. If this problem solved, i want buy "Adobe apps license".

Best Regards.

[Test Screen Name]

There is no “license key” for Creative Cloud. There is no license to buy.

You need a powerful dedicated Mac or Windows computer, and a subscription paid each minth or year.

[erkankyn1]

Sorry for my bad expression. I want to use Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro, After Effects and more. If i install Creative Cloud on my Linux computer, can i use my Photoshop or more licensed apps ?

[AxelMatt]

I've see several postings that CC applications, esp. Photoshop is running with Wine.

The best way to test is that you install a test version of the Creative Cloud and check if it's running.

[erkankyn1]

Thanks for help. I'll be to test.

[Abambo]

Let us know if and how it works!

[Test Screen Name]

You need to install it on a Windows or Mac computer. Adobe very much do not support Wine, but if you reach out to a Wine community people may have experiences to share. I would think lack of GPU support would be a big issue.