I sympathize but I think that the popularity of Mac OS as a Linux replacement has made it even less likely
On 5/28/07, Marcelo de Moraes Serpa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > > Hello folks, > > I finally made my switch to GNU/Linux. It has been an awesome experience so > far (both in terms of fun and learning). I'm using Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty > Fawn). > > However, I found out that the Linux version of Flash Player 9 appears to be > somewhat buggy. It starts with the context menu, though not a bug in itself, > its appearance is kind of ugly and out of context. > > Then, in the official adobe website, the dhtml drop-down menus appear below > the flash header. > > This is more another one of the "please, support gnu/linux at once!" > messages. Please, provide native Linux support for the Adobe family of > software - PS, FB, FL and so on. The FUD that Linux users don't pay for > software is certainly not a fact. The Linux world has changed and is > constantly changing. Many Windows users are making the switch to GNU/Linux > for various reasons. It is currently a very good alternative to Windows and > I'm sure many flash developers are currently using it. > > I just feel that Adobe currently only "fills some gaps" and don't treat the > problem from the root. The lack of Linux Flash Player releases for quite > some time is an example of it. > > Marcelo. > >
