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The real problem here is not about the people using Air on linux, its about the big companies that use linux as their continuous integration platform. Those com
by simbateman 15y ago
The real problem here is not about the people using Air on linux, its about the big companies that use linux as their continuous integration platform. Those companies will not be able to use Air in the development strategy, even though they might have deployed the app to thousands of windows and mac users.
http://www.simb.net/2011/06/15/adobe-abandons-air-for-linux/ http://www.simb.net/2011/06/15/adobe-abandons-air-for-linux/
- SoftwareMaven 15y agoIf you believe AIR is the right place to deploy your application, I can't believe too many shops are going to say "I can't run my build on Linux so rewrite the app (or choose a different technology for the new app)." More likely, there will be some grumbling from current Linux users as they are forced to migrate to a Mac or Windows (probably more likely, even though the Mac is closer to the previous solution) server, then nothing else will be said and nothing will change.