Plis version for linux!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

2017 and no Linux support. Way to fail, Adobe.

Developer in a large group with dozens of engineers using Linux, looking forward to XD on Linux to replace balsamiq + sketch.

I'm a web designer and developer who loves working on the Linux Platform, and it annoying that I get to boot into windows for the purpose of just designing with Adobe XD.

please for linux

Linux has a huge user base who would love to use design tools like Xd. There is no competition too. I don't know what keeps you from building a tool for Linux users. I think it will be a huge win for you.

I'm a developer, and I'd love the Adobe XD for linux .( please :'( )

Try designer.io, this is solution for me... ;-)

https://github.com/CristianDragos/gravit-material-ui-kit

I'm a front-end developer and our team is using Adobe XD for designing websites and web apps. I'd really love to have XD on Linux

I Want Adobe Xd For Linux

Another Linux-using web developer here. Even just an XD previewer app would be usable for my workflow, but I'd love to see a full version of XD for Linux. ;)

This will be a killer app on linux, because there is nothing similar here.

I would love a linux version. But I don't think adobe will do that they don't even support windows 7 because they love/get money from microsoft to push windows 10.

please Please make a linux version of adobe xd. I miss it very much

As an Android Developer, I think that a version for the Linux Operating System would be very nice too! It would help a lot the community!

I'm web developer and I want to make a prototype in the beautiful tool. I saw Adobe XD in action, and it's very intuitive and fast. If adobe's team will create Linux version I will be happy.

I'm a developer working with Linux and I absolutely don't want to bott Windows or Mac just because I need to be able to open a designer's XD file. That really sucks and currently because of that I just can advise any designer not to use Adobe XD. It's amazing how a company like Adobe can create a product that is supposed to be used for designing websites and at the same time NOT give a **** about how developers can work with the files...