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All those developer battles are moot, if it is a closed system. It needn't be Linux, but anything built on top of FreeBSD or something else. Its more about Adobe having their own OS rather than Adobe supporting Open Source platforms like Ubuntu etc., Its a slippery slope, once you control the OS, now you *have* to control the hardware...
On Tuesday, November 6, 2012 at 12:59 PM, mylenium@mylenium.de wrote:
...but you are at the wim of Linus Torwalds and all those pointless developer battles... Ah, the failures of Open Source software...
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Brendan Bolles < brendan@fnordware.com> hat am 6. November 2012 um 03:24 geschrieben:
> On Nov 5, 2012, at 3:39 PM, Tim Sassoon wrote:
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> > I'm not sure the desktop will exist in five years. Or OS X. Or Android. iOS and WinMob, yes.
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> I would love to see Adobe get on Linux. With Windows 8 it looks like Microsoft might be following Apple down the everything-mobile rabbit hole. With Linux, you don't have to worry about the whims of Apple of Microsoft. Adobe could even make their own distribution if necessary.
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> Brendan
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