I agree with you Anton, marketing might be the main problem. They might
ask themselves, if linux users will be willing to pay 181,89 EUR for the
full version, resp. 109,12 EUR for the basic version of LightZone 3.1
for Linux? (If not, why should they give it away to linux users for less
money than to windows or mac users?)
"Bibble", the great RAW processing software, is a good example, that
offering commercial versions for windows, mac and linux (rpm and deb
packages) might work well for a software company, unless features and
GUI do have the same quality on all platforms.
Speaking for myself, i bought Bibble, i'm using it almost daily, and i
would also be willing to buy a linux version of LightZone 3.x.
Michael
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