Dreamweaver on Linux, when?

Hi everyone! I'm new to this forum. I'm the CEO of a company
here in Italy and for our graphics we use all macromedia suite.
We love linux and we want to know if someone knows anything
about a macromedia and photoshop linuc version.
bye ALEK

<shrug>
Whatever. Arguments here aren't going to make this happen.
PS, ID, and DW are all workstation apps. Who cares what is
being run on
servers? If the workstation market is there, the development
will proceed.
If it's not, it won't. It's very simple economics, not a
popularity
contest.
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Newsgroup User
> Do you have PS for Linux? Or InDesign? I think that
speaks volumes about
> what you might get from Adobe. The desktop/workstation
market is just not
> there for linux.
>
>
> No comparison. The majority of web servers ARE *nix. Who
runs PHP on
> Windoze?
>
> Photoshop is only incidentally used for web development,
its heart is
> print
> production, and InDesign, of course, is for print
production, so there is
> no
> bond between those applications and *nix platforms.
>
> Dreamweaver, on the other hand, would be a natural match
with Linux.
> There's a
> BIG market for it on Linux type computers. Because the
majority of website
> development is targetted to *nix servers.
>
>

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export CLASSPATH=
export JAVA_HOME=
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Cheers.

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