Adobe CC For Linux NEEDS to happen.

Surely there's a way we can make them notice how much profit is available if they introduce CC for Linux?
Is there simply NO way of getting the Adobe software on Linux?

Seems like there is no market for it at the moment. Linux adoption rate is a fraction compared to operating systems such as Windows and Mac.
This question was posted on adobe forums roughly 2 years ago, I would say Adobe has no plans to roll out compatibility for Linux anytime in the near future.

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Rumors are that Microsoft is working on a native Office for Linux (link: http://techreport.com/news/24333/rumor-microsoft-mulls-native-office-for-linux ) . When is Adobe lunching a Suit for Linux?
Disclaimer : ) I paid for my copy of Design Suit, I will be happy to pay for those programs for Linux as they are the only reason I need Windows. There are stable, standardized APIs Linuxes out there (RedHat, for example), further more from what I can say, Linux (Ubuntu, Xubuntu, Fedora - no experience with other versions) is more stable than Windows...

This subject comes up about once per year, and the answer has always been "not yet, and probably never," but that is, of course, subject to change. So far, no changes.
Hunt

Adobe Reader for Linux 64bits

We would be greatly interested in a amd64 version for Debian and I coud'ant find Adobe Reader for download.
May I dream with this package?
Nós utilizamos Debian 64bits (amd64) em nossas estações e gostaríamos de poder contar com o Adobe Reader.
Podemos aguardar a liberação deste pacote, ou a Adobe não pretende produzir uma versão para estes S.O. ?

Hello Sousa,
64-bit native version of Acroread is currently not available (see point 6 in the FAQs page http://blogs.adobe.com/acroread/2007/09/adobe_reader_811_faqs.html). We will let the user community know if in case there's such a plan in the future.
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Support Adobe products for Linux

https://www.change.org/petitions/adobe-make-adobe-products-on-linux
If you want to get Adobe products ported on Linux, sign this petition.

I am an avid supporter of Linux. Adobe appears to have zero real interest. I have a feeling the company is regularly paid to keep their software tied to Windows and Mac. The petition you created is a waste of time unless you convince a large audience (advertise). A lot of Linux users believe Adobe will never port their software. Even if you did manage to have a million people sign it, I do not think it would make one bit of difference. The chances of us seeing a full-fledged alternative are much greater. Sorry to sound like a pessimist. It is simply reality.

Adobe reader for j2me needed!

I need a PDF reader for j2me (java mobile phones).
There is MobilePDF from zesium but it doesn't work for complex PDF's.
I vote for a j2me version original from Adobe.

Let me try this again ...
The Adobe download is an msi installer which sends you to a web site to get the rest
of the ~40MB file. If you don't have Internet access you cannot download the file.
The computer I want to install it on has no Internet access, therefore I need the app
in a form I can install by itself.
Don't ask why the computer has no Internet access.
rs

Adobe reader For Linux

Hello...I am Newbie..,I want used Linux ubuntu ..,but What Adobe reader support to my Linux ubuntu..?? thanks..

Check in Synaptic OR Software Centre that the 'partner' software repository is enabled.
At terminal type:
(if required) update your system
~: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade <Enter>
install latest Acrobat Reader (for Ubuntu Linux), AND font packs
~: sudo apt-get install acroread acroread-fonts <Enter>
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Would there be value in a Linux version of the Adobe CMM?
As with the Windows and Mac versions, the goal would be to match the color-managed conversions in Adobe applications, so that a color expert can build high-performance, cross-vendor, cross-platform, workflows with consistent color conversions. We would not provide source code.
Would anyone use it? (besides Bob?)
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Lars Borg

You could try posting in the Flash forum; this is the Flash Player forum.

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Are there any version of 9.x Adobe Reader with spanish language.
I could help in translating.
Thanks a lot,
Andres.

Hello Andreas,
Thanks a lot for your enquiry about Adobe Reader for Linux 9.x version for Spanish language.
Unfortunately, 9.x was never released for Spanish language.
The latest Reader to serve your purpose will be 8.1.7
You may download it from ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/unix/8.x/8.1.7/esp/
Thanks and Regards
Atanu Dhar
Email: adharATadobeDOTcom

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I have a pdf that has sound files incorporated into it somehow and I can't get them to play. I am using the latest available adobe reader for linux and I have suse linux, I forget what version but not too old. When I click on the link for the sound, absolutely nothing happens. I know it does work because it works at work on Vista. I am not sure whether there are actual sound files in there or if they are links to files on the internet. I suspect maybe they are links because it also will not work in windows XP with Reader 8 on a computer not connected to the internet. However, I have been able to find no information on this, so I don't have a clue.
Is sound in pdfs a Reader 8 only feature? Does it just not work in Linux? Is there any way to be able to listen to those audio clips?

So you mean there is a release coming out that will solve my problem? Does anyone know when?
(The only thing I've found is stuff written in December last year saying they will release Reader 8 for linux/Unix soon. Soon has been and gone since then ;) )

Adobe acrobat for unix/linux

hello, I can't seem to find any downloadable trial adobe acrobat 3.x for unix/linux in the download page.
can anyone provide me the correct link to download it? many thanks!
also I need to convert PDF version from 1.2 to 1.4 in Linux environment. Can anyone suggest suitable product that I can use? Thanks!

There are a lot of differences going from PDF 1.2 to PDF 1.4. But
these are all extra things that MIGHT appear. Every PDF 1.2 file is a
valid PDF 1.4 file, and the idea of converting them really makes no
sense from a practical or administrative point of view. (Of course,
if you had PDF 1.4 files and th company standard was PDF 1.2 it would
be a different story).
Adobe have some Linux software. For example, FrameMaker and the
Distiller Server product.
Aandi Inston

How do I reorganize tabs in Adobe Reader 9.5.5 for Linux?

In Adobe Reader 9.2 for Linux, it was possible to just drag and drop tabs, to re-order them occording to ones needs. Do I have to enable some optin to get this running in Adobe Reader 9.5.5?

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That's going to be a ridiculous waste of money and energy.
First of all, the current ATI drivers don't support multiple GPUs, so at the moment even a single 4870X2 would be only a 'normal' 4870 (which is quite a speed beast already). GFX drivers evolve rapidly, so things might look different next month, but when it comes to Linux and hardware there's one Golden Rule: stay away from the newest stuff and wait for proper support to get coded.
I also wonder what power supply could possibly cope with the differences between idle and full load; that's way beyond 400W. But then, I'm one of those "quiet&green" types where >100W idle is already a bit much.
I kind of understand that you want to get it done and not worry about hardware for the next 10 years or so, but that's simply not how the hardware world works and never did. At least not for the average consumer.

I purchased the 30 day subscription of Adobe Pro for my Mac Air and downloaded the app and opened it as instructed. Nothing appears to happen after that and I have been unable to use Adobe Pro thus far.

I purchased the 30 day subscription of Adobe Pro for my Mac Air and downloaded the app and opened it as instructed. Nothing appears to happen after that and I have been unable to use Adobe Pro thus far.

I previously downloaded a trial version of Adobe Pro and had used it the last 30 days. Today I just clicked on the link from my purchase confirmation and downloaded some type of installer. Once I clicked on the installer and gave it permission to do whatever it needed to do, it just sort of stalled. I am running Mac OS Yosemite. I thought Yosemitie might be part of the problem because it has given me occasional problems with Word and some other programs.

Adobe drops Flash for Linux, except Chrome

Hi,
http://blogs.adobe.com/flashplayer/2012 … linux.html
How long until someone cuts Flash out of Chrome and provides the PPAPI for the other browsers? Or better yet, how long until this awful Flash will be a thing of the past and will be replaced by open concepts like HTML5.
Alex

No. Companies don't need to change OS for this. They can always use Google Chrome (for Linux). However why should they discontinue providing a standalone plugin. They can provide a standalone plugin which any PPAPI implementing web browser can use (in the future if firefox or webkit based ones support the API). Why restrict it to chrome?
You're right, but i was thinking if half+ of the web is based on flash, there will be tons of linux users (like me) that couldn't see that half+ of the web content or doesn't want to chage their web browser. If linux is a poorly supported flash platform, why invest money on make linux friendly web apps and games?
Besides Mozilla said that they're not interested in support PPAPI right now...
Last edited by Hyugga (2012-02-23 17:44:58)

Adobe CC For Linux NEEDS to happen.

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