Bruce Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > D. Glenn Arthur Jr. wrote: > > (Does Photoshop run under Linux? > > Thanks to WINE, yes it does ...
Ah. Good to know. Time to revisit the "why can't I get WINE to work like the manual says" problem. (I wonder whether it'll behave any better under Ubuntu than under Debian ...) > Limited to CS2, and there are some "usability issues", so it may or may > note be truly practical. Er ... > If you can stick to using just Windows (and/or a Mac), Oh please don't sentence me to just Windows! Even with Cygwin, that's just not right! (And a Mac, for general use, is out of reach -- I've got one hand-me-down Mac that's officially supposed to be able to run OS X, but the friend who gave it to me says it "only _walks_ OS X" and suggested keeping Classic on it. If another friend's startup gets off the ground and he hires me as a part-time developer, that will be how I wind up with a modern Mac. Right now I only use a Mac when spending the night at a Mac-owner's house. I *like* Macs, but there doesn't seem to be much of a hand-me-down stream of them.) > Photoshop > Elements 6 is an absolute bargain. It costs less then $100 US to buy > full retail, ... which is about $150 more than I can spare right now (yeah, money is scary-tight and I'm a bit short of being able to pay the water bill, and when I _do_ come up with that much spare cash, I already owe it to another list member to pay for the *istD, before I can in good conscience go spending it on software). But the suggestion that spare copies that came with other stuff might be floating around could bring the answer there. > and it includes a full version of Adobe Camera Raw > (apparently). Okay, being able to properly handle RAW files in one step (instead of converting them with dcraw and then reading the TIFFs) would be nice, especially since dcraw seems to lose the camera metadata when I do that. Not that I have enough CF storage to be able to afford to shoot RAW very much yet. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
