Sharing Lightroom on 2 computers with different users

Ok on further thought it may be difficult for the Full Photography Plan which includes Photoshop but, it should be feasible for the Lr (cloud-based) and Lr Mobile Plan. e.g (family plan 5 users).

I agree Jao, maybe CraigyFrazzle should be encouraged to post a New Feature request in the Feedback forum.

Would be nice if Adobe had a family plan or a small business plan but unfortunately they don't. The business plan is not much of a deal. So only solution is to get two licenses.

In my situation, I have Lightroom Classic (and photoshop and such) installed on two computers that are only used by me. The creative cloud license allows a single account to be logged on on two computers at the same time. The language in the license agreement requires that they are only used by the same person.

What audacity to sign into a public forum sponsored by a company which allow users of their product to communicate on the use of the product and request assistance from other users to be complicit in your attempt to contravene the product license.

As DJ says, your plan as stated will violate the agreement, so don't do that.

In addition, if you were thinking of viewing the same photos, the way that Classic works would make this unfeasible because images are controlled by LRC's catalog and there's no way for a Catalog to be on two computers at once (let alone all of the images).

However, if your claim is that you'll be more of the operator and your brother will be the viewer, there is another way to do this:

In LRC there are Collections, these are used for many purposes such as selected highlights from a vacation, wedding, or some other special event. There are MANY other uses, reasons, and purposes for them. Collections can also be synced with the Clouds and LR-Browser can link with these Collections For example, you go on holiday, take 3000 photos and back home select (say) 200 to put into a Catalog. These images will be synced up to https://lightroom.adobe.com. 

When YOU go to that site, you will see ALL of your catalogs. However, you can send any one or all of the links to these Collections and send them to any and everyone for them to view. All it takes is a browser and that means that your brother can view all of the images any time he wants as well as your other family members and any of your friends. The ability to alter and/or adjust the images will not be there for them but as you say, your brother would not likely be doing that anyway.

This is probably the way to go.

This violates the license terms for Lightroom Classic, in which you are allowed to use Lightroom Classic for your own personal use only.