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Agreed, Linux support is definitely needed. Especially with a significant portion of web servers being Linux systems.
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Agreed, Linux support is definitely needed. Especially with a significant portion of web servers being Linux systems.
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3 years ago 
+1, this is something I would use. I'm in for helping/collaborating/testing.
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3 years ago 
OK, so the README file says:
"The Brackets native shell currently runs on Mac and Windows. Since it's based on CEF/Chromium, it could be ported to Linux relatively easily, but that work hasn't been done yet. Stay tuned."
ok we have Chromium on linux, I haven't coded with the chrome ui yet but i would like to have some more info...
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3 years ago
Well, just running a HTTP Server in brackets/src and then loading it in chrome returns this:
So it at least pretends to work. I need to take a look at adobe/brackets-app in order to see what they are doing with it.
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3 years ago 
but how does the file system work. i'll be able to help in 2 weeks if this doesn't get solve.
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3 years ago
its seems that adobe/brackets-app is using Chromium Verison: 17.0.963.15 which is olddd...
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3 years ago
@matzipan well it spouse to worth the same as the mac version. (correct me if im wrong)
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3 years ago
No, I mean,@jrgifford ran it on the webserver, but I'm not sure the regular browser allows access to filesystem?
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3 years ago 
@matzipan you can try running chrome with --allow-file-access-from-files --disable-web-security
or check the appropriate switch here http://peter.sh/experiments/chromium-command-line-switches/
to enable file access
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3 years ago
@matzipan is correct, it doesn't. After some hacking (and using the switches that@altryne mentioned) I've got it loading, but complaining that I'm accessing it via a browser, which is not supported. So it doesn't let me do anything.
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3 years ago 
Hi all--yes, we currently rely on native filesystem support that we've built into our shell. The current shell (in adobe/brackets-app) is temporary, based on CEF1--we're switching to a CEF3-based shell soon, which is in adobe/brackets-shell. Our Linux work will be based on that shell instead.
Our current plan is to start by porting the native extensions we've already built (mostly around filesystem access), but eventually we might migrate to an embedded Node.js server, which would aid in porting to Linux as well.
More info on our shell migration plans is at: https://github.com/adobe/brackets/wiki/CEF3-vs.-Chromium-Content-Shell https://github.com/adobe/brackets/wiki/Research:-Node.JS-Integration https://github.com/adobe/brackets-shell/wiki/Architectural-Overview https://github.com/adobe/brackets-shell/wiki/Writing-V8-Extensions
And we have a backlog item for adding Linux support: https://trello.com/card/linux-desktop-application/4f90a6d98f77505d7940ce88/457
Please feel free to vote up and comment on that card (I think you need to create a Trello account to do so, but you don't need to be added to the project)--especially let us know if you'd like to help :). Thanks!
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3 years ago
I was planning on starting an opensource webtechnology-based editor on my own as a response to sublime text 2. So i will be contributing a lot. I think the base editor should use some interfaces (like java class interfaces to allow for easy porting from cef to node.js. Regarding the node.js app i have some nice ideas i think you'll love.
On 26/06/2012, James Gifford reply@reply.github.com wrote:
@matzipan is correct, it doesn't. After some hacking (and using the switches that@altryne mentioned) I've got it loading, but complaining that I'm accessing it via a browser, which is not supported. So it doesn't let me do anything.
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/adobe/brackets/issues/1153#issuecomment-6578357
Yours, Andrei
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+1 Linux support ist a must ! Look at the awsome Sublime2 Editor it supports Linux Mac and Windows. Would be nice to see this here to :)
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@tuxBurner,@skython,@rotev: Please vote for the user story in our feature backlog (on Trello), as that's the primary way we track interest in upcoming features. Trello tallies up the votes automatically, whereas GitHub has no automated "+1" counter :-)
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Wow, we already have more than 16 votes - definitely something to talk about in our next backlog grooming. However, since we have it in our backlog I'm going to close it herein.
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+1, i'm join the request to see brackets on linux =)
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Please - Please vote for https://trello.com/c/GcNAJPye - the user story - in our feature backlog (on Trello), as that's the primary way we track interest in upcoming features. Trello tallies up the votes automatically, whereas GitHub has no automated "+1" counter :-)
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@Kesymaru,@temsa,@kaloyan,@postadelmaga,@Grom-S,@magrinidiego,@oscar-anton,@febLey: As noted above, please add your votes on Trello where we can keep track of them properly.
Also, please see the updated info at the top of this issue page for information on a working Linux port that you can test out and give feedback on. Thanks for your interest!
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3 years ago 
+1 Being allergic to Windows, I'd love to see it spreading its awesomeness on the world's most awesome OS
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As of Sprint 28, we now have a Linux preview build. See this blog post http://blog.brackets.io/2013/08/09/preview-brackets-on-linux/ or download at http://download.brackets.io.
For details & info on contributing, see our Linux Version wiki page.
To tell us Linux support is important -- please search for "Linux" on our Trello backlog and upvote any missing features that matter to you. Adding a "+1" comment here will not be tracked and will not help raise the priority.
Original title: Please add linux support Original description: Hi i am willing to help with that, can anyone pick up the glove to write-up a feature spec to explain what is needed and iil assist to code it?