BRING PHOTOSHOP AND LIGHTROOM TO LINUX

[zgRedka]

I understand that this has been introduced in 2011, and back then You did not plan to accommodate our requests.
Linux is not a minor OS any more. More Software developers should acknowledge that.
I am asking for LINUX version of Photoshop because if You already have macOS version which is based on UNIX, and guess what? Linux is also based on UNIX.
Many people migrate to Linux now, and we should be able to have that choice too. Unfortunately, my patience with Windows will end soon, and that means I will migrate to Linux without Adobe apps, which will force me to cancel my subscription.

[davescm]

It is valid to raise a request, but Adobe staff have confirmed they have no plans to introduce a version for Linux

https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-ideas/p-provide-support-for-linux-2011/idc-p/1433...

Dave

[zgRedka]

Hi Dave, that was 13 years ago. Lets see what they say now.

[davescm]

No - it was answered (and declined) in 2021 and they recently confirmed it has not changed

Dave

[zgRedka]

Still, it's been 3 years ago, and a lot changed since then. I am not here to discuss that with You Dave, I was advised by Adobe customer service to post this request here. I got the link, so I posted as I was advised. Now it's a matter of waiting and seeing if they still ignore that. I will miss Photoshopp and Lightroom, but if they are not willing, then they are not willing.

[Lumigraphics]

Its not happening.

[lowellm89397304]

Ditto. I probably won't bother getting an Adobe subscription for Windows pr ever buying another Mac. I'll probably go straight Ubuntu on my notebook and don't want to have to run Lr in Wine. 😆 

[RogerC42]

I switched to linux full time long ago, when photoshop CS6 was new.  When I went to linux, I put windows in a virtual machine (then windows 7) and moved my photoshop license to there.  Now I run photoshop cs6 anytime while also running linux.  Photoshop and windows sees all my linux drives, so all my photos reside in the linux file systems.  I only run a couple of windows programs in the virtual machine and do not access the internet with windows.

I would gladly pay for and install photoshop CC if there was a linux version.  Yes, I could do this with windows in a virtual machine, but I will never run windows 11, so going forward, it will need to be native linux or I will not use photoshop CC..   But until a linux version happens, I'll also continue to use rawtherapee and gimp unless I need something photoshop specific.

Despite Adobe, linux share is increasing.  If Adobe included linux, that market share would likely jump considerably.

[zeeshan aslamd73510571]

If this happens this in my opinion would be a value addition.

[zgRedka]

To be honest, if You go ahead with new terms and conditions, then forget it. I won't share my personal work with You and PAY YOU subscription on top of it.

[Louis-Philipp24548942c4gb]

The Web version of Photoshop is an option:

https://www.adobe.com/ca_fr/products/photoshop/online.html