Posted in Flex | Posted on 06-01-2009 | 2,636 views
The title says it all. The public betas of FlexFlash Builder 4 and Flash Catalyst have just hit Adobe Labs. You can download them right now!

The title says it all. The public betas of FlexFlash Builder 4 and Flash Catalyst have just hit Adobe Labs. You can download them right now!

Looks like Adobe aren't going to offer (at least the beta) Builder 4 to users of Linux, even though that issue in their bug base is the most popular one by a factor of 3 (http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/secure/IssueNavigator.j...).
This is a real shame :-(
I don't mean to tell Adobe how to do business, but that's a lot of money. They'd make a profit.
If the plan is to let Builder on Linux wither on the vine, then they should come out and say so, not let it dangle on Labs, ticking down to it's time-limited license expiring.
Then all it's users can go off and look at their other options - IntelliJ's product, or something not-Flex based at all (QT is on all three platforms, for instance, as is Gears). I wouldn't want to throw away my investment in Flex unless I had to.
That being said, if Adobe has NOT made an official statement, they absolutely should. I'm 100% in agreement with you here.
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