But why just wait and fret about it? It isn't going to make Adobe release the update any sooner. You can do quite a bit with JPEG images in Lightroom, and you can learn a lot about your camera in the process. Maybe the thing to do is, instead of just waiting for Lightroom, set the camera to take both JPEG and raw and store the raw images until Lightroom is updated and see what you can do with the JPEG images in the meantime. Unfortunately, there will be nothing that you or Adobe will be able to do about it. And it will be Adobe's fault again, according to you. But if it doesn't then you'll have to wait another release cycle. Adobe will release the next update when it's ready, and it will "probably" support your camera model. And they have been just as angry and impatient as you have been, blaming Adobe just as you have been doing. ON1 Photo RAW took 1:49 for the import to complete, Lightroom took 2. If they release the camera right after a Lightroom update has been released, and you purchase the camera right at that point, then you have to wait for up to three months until the next update is released. I installed the application on a 4K-monitor-toting Asus Zen AiO Pro. They don't care whether or not Lightroom supports their camera. The camera manufacturers don't monitor the Adobe release cycle. What you do with their camera, and how you use it is up to you. All they want to do is sell their camera.
What you don't seem to understand is that camera manufacturers don't coordinate with Adobe. You seem to be the one who is inferring that you are the victim.
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