And as you create and design each day, your ideas will surely come to life.
You will soon find out how to make your designs better. Once you start exploring, you will certainly explore more and learn to use them for your designs. You can go beyond the limits of creativity. There are actually so many reasons why one should learn Adobe Photoshop but we have listed in this post 10 reasons. Finally click on Run and you’re good to go.Ĭongratulations! You’re now ready to use Photoshop on Linux.No doubt, the knowledge and skills in Adobe Photoshop has helped so many artists to earn money and to have pride in their works. To use Photoshop, simply open PlayOnLinux and select Adobe Photoshop CS6. Once you’ve signed in, complete the installation. Whichever option you use, you’ll need to sign in with your Adobe ID. Go for Try if you don’t have the full version. Once the initial set up is done, a prompt asking you to choose between Install and Try will appear. If an error does occur during the process, wait a few minutes and try again. Simply click on the I agree checkbox and continue Next.įinally we’ll be asked to install Photoshop. Now PlayOnLinux will create the virtual drives and will install numerous items necessary for Photoshop.Ī prompt asking to install Microsoft fonts will also appear. Continue till you reach the stage where you’re prompted to insert the Setup file.Īfter inserting the Setup.exe file, click on Next to continue.
This appears before every PlayOnLinux installation so simply press Next and move on to the next step. Press Install and now a prompt showing a PlayOnLinux wizard will appear.
Next, search for Photoshop in the search bar and choose Adobe Photoshop CS6 from the options available. Now click on the Install icon situated on the top of the screen. Step 4: Installing Photoshop using PlayOnLinuxĪfter PlayOnLinux has been installed, run the program and we’ll be prompted with a screen like this. etc /apt / /playonlinux.listĭuring the installation process, we’ll be asked if we want to continue the process. $ sudo wget http: // /playonlinux_xenial.list -O
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