[ecaron]

Adobe killing AIR for Linux didn't impact/slow AIR's growth in the slightest, so I would have to assume this change will also have zero impact.

[drats]

Can't tell if you are serious. Who uses AIR? I've never seen it.

[winthrowe]

Grooveshark's desktop app used it. Only place I've personally seen it in the wild.

[gcp]

Simfy (another Spotify competitor) also uses it.

[tbassetto]

http://www.balsamiq.com is a popular software among people doing wireframes. The Desktop version is based on AIR (and it's the only reason why I've installed AIR on my Mac).

[pbhjpbhj]

BBC use it for their iPlayer app (well hidden though) so I imagine the UK installation base of Air to be pretty large in comparison to other regions.

[rsynnott]

Certain Twitter clients. That seems to be about it. :)

(It's sometimes used for in-house stuff, but then what isn't?)

[firebird84]

League of Legends still uses AIR I believe.

[riffraff]

tweetdeck was hugely popular and written with AIR, but I believe they went native some time ago.

[ecaron]

Native on Mac & Windows, Chrome-only for Linux (which just isn't the same experience as AIR offered)