How Can I Use Linux + Adobe Creative Suite?

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How Can I Use Linux + Adobe Creative Suite? A non a moose 08/22/15 (Sat) 18:32:20 c06fc4 No.4

Is there a way I can use Linux as my OS and emulate Winshit or Yosemishit to run Adobe Creative Suite or Creative Cloud products.

I need the Adobe Creative programs, like Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, Premiere, etc.

Problem is I'm stuck with Windows or Apple OS.

I'm concerned about security and want to switch to Linux or another WYSIWYG OS if possible.

Do you have advice on making Adobe Creative products run on Linux or a non-Windows/Apple OS?

Is it worth it to switch from Yosemite or Windows to Linux from a RAM standpoint (if an emulator is needed)?

Thanks in advance.

A non a moose 08/22/15 (Sat) 18:38:47 e8a5ef No.5

>>4

I'm not sure if you can get it to run in WINE or not but i know you could definetely install win7 in a virtualbox then just install your adobe stuff in that.

John Doe 08/23/15 (Sun) 00:12:39 741fec No.12

Wine apparently works just fine with that shit. I myself only know an obscure old program that is no longer supported and was Windjews (Jasc Paintshop Pro 8) and GIMP and I basically stick to using Linux based stuff. Inkscape apparently works on Linux so I'll be learning that soon enough.