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Cloud Computing: Adobe Falls Out of Love with Linux

In the next couple of months Adobe is also supposed to stop supporting AIR for Linux
By Maureen O'Gara
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April 24, 2011 08:00 AM EDT
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Adobe quietly stopped supporting the thinly used Linux desktop last June, a development noticed by only a few like a smarting IBM, which reportedly has - or at least had - 16,000 Linux desktops inside. In the next couple of months Adobe is supposed to stop supporting AIR for Linux even though some 35% of developers are supposed to fancy Linux. The Linux desktop may have captured 1%-2% of PCs worldwide. Seems Linux doesn't fit in with the mobile dislocation.

Published April 24, 2011 – Reads 554
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