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Desktop Linux distros similar to Steam OS?
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this post was submitted on 29 Jun 2025
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By Adobe, I mean Photoshop, Illustrator, Substance, etc, which on Windows need to be installed with the Adobe Cloud app. Flathub only seems to have Acrobat.
I don’t believe those products have native Linux versions. You would need to run them from a compatibility layer. To be honest nothing on my desktop has needed that so not too familiar with the best way to do that.
Unless your boss tells you that you NEED to use Adobe, get rid of them and use open source software.