collinp
November 27th, 2008, 06:27 PM
Katherine Noyes from LinuxInsider recently published a story on why Linux lovers need to give thanks.
Adobe's long-awaited release of a 64-bit version of Flash for Linux won the company praise and even a little advocacy in the Linux blogosphere last week. Writers touted the speed and robustness of the new Flash and told people to stop pirating Photoshop -- and use GIMP instead.
Actual Story: http://www.linuxinsider.com/story/One-More-Reason-for-Linux-Lovers-to-Give-Thanks-65256.html
Adobe has already won much thanks from the Linux community on the release of a 64bit version of Flash. Even though I personally do not use 64bit, I think it is a big leap forward for Adobe and the Linux operating system.
Adobe's long-awaited release of a 64-bit version of Flash for Linux won the company praise and even a little advocacy in the Linux blogosphere last week. Writers touted the speed and robustness of the new Flash and told people to stop pirating Photoshop -- and use GIMP instead.
Actual Story: http://www.linuxinsider.com/story/One-More-Reason-for-Linux-Lovers-to-Give-Thanks-65256.html
Adobe has already won much thanks from the Linux community on the release of a 64bit version of Flash. Even though I personally do not use 64bit, I think it is a big leap forward for Adobe and the Linux operating system.