Zrubi wrote:Nice topic for keeping us busy with sweet dreams
But as we can see NOBODY CARE from corel.
B5 was the last piece of Linux software for photographers....
sad

I think that while other Corel products are not provided for Linux is a disappointment it should not be seen a future never.
The Mac platform is also not supported but this like Linux is showing an increased percentage of use in the market.
Unfortunately there are many people 'locked' into Windows who have never seen anything else and dont appreciate the benefits of a solid OS that doesnt need to have the latest and greats processor from Intel to provide anything like reasonable performance. Microsoft always promise very well and deliver poorly but corporate land are very reluctant to change.
Whilst I am pessimistic for rapid change there is a slow change away from Windows and ultimately Linux will take more and more away from MS in the home market if it can provide a full set of applications for free in a package that installs cleanly and easily on a not state of the art hardware platform.
On a more positive note.
QT is a product that can provide Windows/Mac/Linux support with little or no cost to the developer so I hope that Corel keeps the Aftershot product as multi-platform and other products such as PSP and Painter could be expanded onto the Linux and Mac platforms as well.