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eWeek: Adobe Reader for Linux Cleans Up Its Act

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“It’s no secret that Linux is the ugly stepchild of proprietary
application support, and ugly is the operative word here. Only a
couple of years ago, using the Linux-supporting versions of Adobe
Acrobat Reader, RealPlayer and the Citrix client made me feel as
though I was back in the days of DOS.

“It’s taken some time, but vendors such as Real are beginning to
come around…”

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