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I have seen many people switch from MacOS to Linux nowadays. Not because MacOS is bad but because of the new line of Macbook Pro. Hackintosh is more difficult than it should be. Once Adobe products start to support linux, there will be an even better adoption.

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I've seen this too. I think that the "just works" progress of Linux has been a factor here as well. Fedora especially has been rock-solid. I've helped several people set up new laptops, and Fedora is my go-to these days because it's "just works" is so good. Now that they have proprietary driver support built in through Gnome software, as well as some non-free stuff, the experience is great.

> Once Adobe products start to support linux, there will be an even better adoption.

Is this being considered at all? My wife is a professional designer that likes Krita but can't stand gimp/inkscape.

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