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This looks great, but... Mac only. I really long for a tool like this for Linux.
by buro9 12y ago
This looks great, but... Mac only. I really long for a tool like this for Linux.
- adamredwoods 12y agoOr Windows, even. I thought we are in the cross-platform software era?
- michaelbuddy 12y agoIf you want a tool like this for Windows, you want Xara Designer Pro probably. Or Serif does make Draw Plus and many other apps for Windows - http://www.serif.com/drawplus/ http://www.serif.com/drawplus/
- CmonDev 12y agoThey want to specifically target the non-Windows 5% of users. Targeting the rest 95% of market doesn't make any business sense, apparently.
- stevewillows 12y agoFor myself and other creatives, the only thing really holding us to Mac and PC is Adobe. A complete design suite (illustrator, photoshop, dreamweaver, and indesign) would be a complete game-changer for the industry.
- soperj 12y agowhat do people even use dreamweaver for any more??
- michaelbuddy 12y agoDreamweaver is still, workflow-wise probably the most ideal app for doing HTML emails. When you construct something with dozens of nested tables, you do not want to work in the code, you want a clean split view that highlights across windows when something is selected. The best alternative is Pinegrow probably but it requires a specific html doctype that you may have to remove after the fact.
- stevewillows 12y agoPlenty of designers (web and graphic) use DW on a daily basis. Some use it because they're just used to it, where as others need to use it because they can't hand-code.
- pbhjpbhj 12y agoAnyone know the leading emulator (or similar) for running OSX programs on linux distros [Kubuntu in my case]? Is there even anything serviceable? I guess I'm after the WINE of OSX.