(paid over $800.00 for it in March).Īm I going to wake up one day in the near future and discover my installed software and system install discs no longer work as long as I'm running OSX10.6.8 on my current machine? I have CS5.5 installed on my Mac Pro (and an uninstalled recently purchased) new-in-the-box CS6 creative suite DW premium). Reader Keith W writesīeen reading your articles on Adobe cloud with great interest. * Yes, I know that a mule is half ass but I like the sound of donkey better.
Then upgrade it, because I like new bugs instead of the same old bugs that never get fixed-it gets boring having it crash the same way all the time. Look, I’m a dumb-donkey Luddite: I want to download Photoshop, install it, and use it for a year or two. This would be funny if it weren’t incompetent. Oh, and Adobe can’t even use more than 2 out of 12 cores on my Mac Pro on average, but now wants to use the “power of cloud computing”. To make one point clear: as far as I can understand, Adobe Cloud as currently envisioned really means “ Adobe Rental Software with half-assed internet features that I want like I want syphilis, with a built-in kill switch at Adobe’s option”.Īs far as I know, you can use the Adobe Cloud applications just as you always have, ignoring the donkey half*.Īnother possible summary translation “ Buzzword features no one wants that degrade the experience by making it more complex, but ones that give us an excuse for taking away customer choice and charging more more more. Reader comments on the past few Adobe Cloud posts. SEND FEEDBACK Related: git, hard drive, Lightroom, Mac Pro, Photoshop, reader comment, Richard J, source code and versioning software
0 kommentar(er)
