Hi, I saw on an other post of how Adobe won't be making a Linux version of Adobe CC as there isn't enough demand for it despite it being one of the most voted for features. I would ask that you guys reconsider especially seeing the exponential growth of distributions such as ChromeOS, Manjaro, and Ubuntu. If a native port to Linux however is too much to ask, which I believe isn't considering all your competition in the video editor market other than Apple has ported their software such as Lightworks, DaVinci Resolve, and Blender, so even if a native port is too much the least that I ask of you is that you guys insure that Adobe CC doesn't break compatibility with WINE.

I am a Motion Designer, Video and Podcast Editor. This means I work with After Effects (AE), Premiere Pro (PP) and Audition (Au) in combination.

When I spend a chunk of time working within one programme for a project, like After Effects, then switch to another programme like Audition, my muscle memory is used to a certain set of keyboard shortcuts, for example;

in AE & PP: ALT+Mouse scroll = zoom timeline BUT CTRL+Mouse scroll = scroll timeline (vertically)
in Au: ALT+Mouse scroll = expand tracks BUT CTRL+Mouse scroll = zoom timeline

There are plenty of other examples for keyboard shortcuts that exist across the programmes, which do different things. It would be great if all shortcuts could be unified across the Adobe programmes.

Sure, some of these keyboard shortcuts can be customised, but that doesn't really fix the problem in my opinion. If I watch a tutorial and the teacher is pointing out a shortcut, I need to remember that I have changed that shortcut, which is the main reason why I don't change the default shortcuts unless there isn't one assigned.

I would prefer, if I could go into each Adobe product and confidently use the same shortcuts that already exist in another product and it would be executing the same function.

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Please make the timecode of the Adobe Stock video clips the same between the preview download and the purchased assets. I've got a number of Adobe Stock video clips for which I've downloaded the previews to insert into my edit.

Now the clips have been purchased and the timecode for the purchased assets do not match the timecode on the preview clips. They are all over the place, meaning I can't just copy and paste timecode. I'm going through each of these clips by hand frame by frame to find the exact frames used in the edit. Pretty painful! Thanks for your time.

Currently, I can’t use Premiere Pro and Audition simultaneously in part because they try to have exclusive control of both the audio interface and MIDI control surfaces.

The user sees a dialog box saying that the audio hardware has changed and the audio interface no longer works in one application. The control surface doesn’t work in the second application.

Audition and Premiere Pro should be able to work side-by-side with device ownership following focus.

Competing DAWs such as Studio One have a preference checkbox that releases the audio interface when it loses focus, which resolves at least the audio side of this problem.