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- If they really wanted to suport Linux.....
- They could port Photoshop, Premere, and Abobe Acrobat writer.....
- Posted by: TechType Posted on: 03/17/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
And I thought Adobe had dropped Linux support
thetargos | 03/17/05
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If they really wanted to suport Linux.....
TechType | 03/17/05
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There is no need....
menace82 | 04/12/05
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