Can a Lightroom subscription be used on more than one computer?

I have two separate computers - one a laptop, one a desktop, both capable of running Lightroom. If I get a Lightroom subscription, can I use the one subscription on both of them? I'm happy with the idea of an online check to ensure that only one is running at once, but I can't afford two copies.

Yes you are permitted two installations.

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