Dark Shadow

So I have seen this same discussion on Adobe forums with much the same view point. Bit of background on me as a kid I grew up in a third world country. So inherently until I was a teenager I used Windows. I then started my own company in IT support and began exploring Linux for many years. Over these years I have contributed to many home users and business users convert to Linux. Just so you are aware I worked at Apple here in the UK when I first immigrated. So I have first hand knowledge of the company and some of it's inner workings. Now to my point I now run a cyber security and web development company with a focus on security using open source software. The only reason I can never convince a customer to abandon Windows or Mac is Adobe Photoshop and illustrator when they are designers etc almost every piece of software out there has an alternative and if they don't there is usually a cloud based solution. Da Vinci Resolve by Blackmagic is changing video post production now offering Linux available only on two systems and it doesn't work properly without hardware add ons go look at how popular they are. Adobe has down right refused to do the same you could be the game changer for design. I know I would be willing to pay a 500 pounds each if this software would run on Linux. I know there are many people out there who want change it's time you listen if you support Linux you support 500 + distributions do you have any idea how many people that is.