The response below seems to be the standard answer to the "are you gonna port to
Linux" question. So, see these addresses?
wish-flash at macromedia.comwish-dreamweaver at macromedia.comwish-fireworks at macromedia.comwish-director at macromedia.com
In your own words - as many as you bloody want - please tell Macromedia why they
should port these products to Linux. Also mention that Dreamweaver UltraDev
should add in support for Perl, PHP and Python.
Feel free to email the makers of any other products you'd like to see on Linux.
Proactive - it's the only way.
Oh, and please don't throw Composer and Gimp in my face. Macromedia (et al)
products aren't perfect (I rarely use them, but when I do, they save a lot of
hassle), and Gimp and Composer (and vi and even pico) serve their purpose. But
these products are in a different league altogether...
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Macromedia Support [mailto:support at macromedia.co.uk]
> Sent: 22 June 2000 16:24
> To: 'adam beecher'
> Subject: RE: Linux ports?
>>> Hi Adam,
>> we get this reequest quite regularly and are aware of the issue. However, so
> for we don't have any info if our products will be available for Linux in
> the near future.
>> For all feature requsts suggestions etc. please write directly to
> wish-(prductname)@macromedia.com like wish-flash at macromedia.com>>>> Kind regards
> Bernhard Gaul
> Macromedia Support Centre (Europe)
> mailto:support at macromedia.co.uk> tel: +44 (0)131 4586766
> fax: +44 (0)131 4586765
>> IMPORTANT: Please send any attachments in zipped or stuffed (sit not sea)
> form and not over 1MB. Otherwise we cannot guarantee that we will receive
> them.
>> If you reply to this message please don't delete any text of previous
> messages to enable us to see what was discussed before. Thanks.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: adam beecher [mailto:adam at iewebs.com]
> Sent: 09 June 2000 01:49
> To: eurosupport at macromedia.com> Subject: Linux ports?
>>> Hi there,
>> Can you tell me if you have any plans to port your products to Linux in the
> near
> future? It seems a shame to close off such excellent products to a growing
> market, particularly when a large proportion of Linux users would use them
> extensively. It would be an open market for you too, since there is nothing
> comparable to any of your products yet.
>> We don't expect to get *everything* for free you know. :)
>> Please feel free to pass my sentiments on.
>> Here's hoping,
> adam
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