Adobe joins Linux Foundation, develops AIR for Linux
San Francisco - Adobe Systems released an early alpha version of its rich Internet application platform AIR for Linux on Monday, and announced that it has joined the Linux Foundation, a nonprofit organization that promotes and standardizes Linux.
AIR (Adobe Integrated Runtime) allows Internet-enabled applications to run on Windows and Mac OS X desktops. AIR applications use the same technologies as Web applications built to run inside a browser, including HTML (Hypertext Markup Language), AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML), and Flash, Adobe's own multimedia programming language.
The AIR runtime framework is already available for Windows and Mac OS X:
Adobe's goal is to allow such applications to run on Linux too, although some applications may not work with the version released Monday.
Link is h3r3
AIR (Adobe Integrated Runtime) allows Internet-enabled applications to run on Windows and Mac OS X desktops. AIR applications use the same technologies as Web applications built to run inside a browser, including HTML (Hypertext Markup Language), AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML), and Flash, Adobe's own multimedia programming language.
The AIR runtime framework is already available for Windows and Mac OS X:
Adobe's goal is to allow such applications to run on Linux too, although some applications may not work with the version released Monday.
Link is h3r3
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