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Why is the "streaming' Adobe Photoshop only for students on Chrome OS or WIndows?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 29 Sep 2014 18:19:17 GMT

Considering Adobe hasn't acknowledged the Linux crowd that has been petitioning for a port for years, the announcement of "streaming' Adobe Photoshop for only students on Chrome OS or Windows doesn't surprise me in the least. Is this a beta only decision or is there another reason you've given the Linux crowd a blindeye?

It boggles my mind why I pay $50 a month to get snubbed and only be able to run your apps in a VM. I've tried to jump ship and find alternatives, but in America's corporate world you find that alternatives can't handle the proprietary design assets handed to you be creatives.

Why is the "streaming' Adobe Photoshop only for students on Chrome OS or WIndows?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 29 Sep 2014 17:53:17 GMT

Porting Adobe Products to Linux, will it happen now that CC is a service and not a product?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 05 Aug 2013 19:05:50 GMT

I know the linux community has been fighting for years to get Adobe to port the products, and it was understandable they never did based on their yearly product cycle, how much work it would take/cost and the amount of end-users who would pay for it. But since Adobe has now switched to a subscription based model, I don't see these same factors as holding them back from finally porting their products.

Being a front-end developer/designer, I find myself always wearing two sets of "toolbelts". I'd prefer a Linux OS for my local dev environment; but GIMP and Inkscape just don't match up to their Adobe counterparts. I've officially switched to a custom distro forked from Ubuntu called elementaryOS(http://elementaryos.org). It has the same attention to detail as Ubuntu in design, just more flexible and customizable. I imagine many Mac/Windows users in my same line of work would do the same if they could use their Adobe products.

After two weeks of trial and error from a Windows VM running on my machine(VMWare, RDP, Wine), I've decided to just have an additional "workspace" and keep windows on it fullscreen. It's the best I could come up with, but native integration would be the best.

Going a little off topic, I could ultimately see Adobe porting their apps to web apps before porting to linux. Is there any speculation or talk that this might happen?

Where can you change the default reference point?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Thu, 27 Feb 2014 18:33:21 GMT

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Screenshot provided where you can manually change it on an object, but I would like to change it so that the Top Left is selected by default. I'm a web developer, and just like the web all my designs origins are anchored to the top left.

Thanks.

Adobe needs to develop an api for communicating with HTML Overlays & Indesign Objects

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 05 Aug 2013 20:13:49 GMT

I'm a front-end developer who has been assigned the task of developing one of our client's DPS every month. While I praise Adobe for saving a dying a industry and giving non-developers simple GUI controls, they need to develop an api for communicating from HTML Overlays to Indesign MSOs and other objects.

I've had to do some intense animations/pages; which I in turn simply developed all in HTML5 and did an overlay. The time put into those pages could have been greatly reduced if their was a proper API in place to trigger different MSO and events. Is anybody at Adobe working on this? As DPS matures, and more developers are tasked with making folios it's imperative we have a proper way way to develop.

Please add support for HTML5 draggable

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Mon, 24 Jun 2013 16:58:44 GMT

No reason I should have to load up jQuery UI to handle drag and drop when it can be natively supported. Please update and fix your rendering engine. Thank you.