Yea.. but that is not saying much.. I agree with you.. as a x64 user.. life here sucks.. canon doesn't make may drivers.. Adobe is all x86.. acdsee is all x86.. nero.. x86.. itune ( for xp not vista) is x86.. and the list goes on and on..
however.. nero created an linux version.. symantec made a linux version.. so it may be a back burner project for adobe.. but maybe one day..
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Originally Posted by chelo - adultcopywriters
Adobe has not even made a 64 bit version of their flash plugin for browsers. I can't imagine why, since they're not only leaving aside all AMD 64bit processor's users but also those users who use Windows XP or Vista in their 64bit versions and hope to improve their computer's performance using 64bit applications. Of course windows has a way to use the 32bit version of the plugin, something that does not happen in Linux. The use of flash is so widespread today that not having it installed in your browser is a total nightmare, just as an example... you can't even see youtube videos!
So judging from this way of doing things I don't think they'll do CS3 or DW for linux in the near future. Nevertheless you got my vote, as someone said above, if they joined the Linux Foundation, maybe we're witnessing the beginning of a change in Adobe.
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