At very least parallel development would be considered the professional business solution.Īdobe has lost it's way at a very fundamental level and I am not sure how much longer I can continue to spend money on their product, even when I have a significant amount of assets that are built on their product.Adobe Fresco was initially designed for the Apple iPad, but Fresco Full Download can now be accessed on iPhone, Microsoft Surface Pro devices, and Creative Cloud Desktop for Windows. However, the statistical reality is there are more Android and Windows users in the wide world than there are MacOS and IOS. I can understand that in the early days of the SaaS program at Adobe there was an Apple forward tendency due to long association with that platform. I do not find them to be superior for my use, and I do not choose to pay a higher price and purchase multiple separate devices simply to proclaim my status in the "hip" community. I have invested significant money on updates year after year. I have been an Adobe customer since 1988. Some of us are professionals who rely on professional tools. They have marked this "Solved" so chances are, no one from Adobe is looking. Perhaps if you stopped speaking, someone who knew something would fill the space with something meaningful, if not useful. Well, with all due kindness and respect, I am absolutely certain that that is a meaningless statement with weak qualifiers and no actual information to back it up and has no reason to exist in this forum. You're "pretty sure" that Android devices are "probably" on their "roadmap?" Whats your purpose here? Why dont you troll the iOS forums instead? Are you simply going for maximum exposure as an Enormous Majority of users are Android?
And unless you have some concrete information or evidence that there is work being done, you are doing nothing more than placating a poor put-upon corporation who has turned its back on its users. Why do you keep posting? You obviously do not care if there is any support for Android. The community guidelines call for "Kindness and Respect," but your comments are egalitarian and dismissive to everyone who is already being put off by Adobe.
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