random Adobe CC
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Chewy509
Wotty wot wot.
Umm..
1. It's Adobe...
2. It's subscription....
3. It's cloud based ...
4. It's ???? ...
5. It's Profit... (for Adobe).
1. It's Adobe...
2. It's subscription....
3. It's cloud based ...
4. It's ???? ...
5. It's Profit... (for Adobe).
Stereodude
Not really a
So don't use it. Does your copy of CS6 still work?
Mercutio
Fatwah on Western Digital
Here is what will happen:
1. Adobe will release their cloud thing.
2. Two days later, one of the many, MANY pirate groups will have disassembled all the online components and removed them. There will be a moderately annoying install process, but 99% of the functionality of the Cloud Thing will be intact.
3. Six weeks after that, another pirate group will have a one-click install that works painlessly and offers full functionality except for the online storage crap (or maybe they redirect it to Dropbox or something).
Which will leave you and many other pro-sumers in an interesting place: Do you trust what the pirates are doing enough to use it to produce content, guys whose existence is predicated on delivering working, malware free stolen software? Or would you rather be satisfied with the gentle ministrations of Adobe in paying out thousands of dollars while having zero control over what you can or can't do and a remarkable passion for being horrible to deal with even as a paying customer?
I know which one I'd pick, were I remotely interested in Adobe's software.
1. Adobe will release their cloud thing.
2. Two days later, one of the many, MANY pirate groups will have disassembled all the online components and removed them. There will be a moderately annoying install process, but 99% of the functionality of the Cloud Thing will be intact.
3. Six weeks after that, another pirate group will have a one-click install that works painlessly and offers full functionality except for the online storage crap (or maybe they redirect it to Dropbox or something).
Which will leave you and many other pro-sumers in an interesting place: Do you trust what the pirates are doing enough to use it to produce content, guys whose existence is predicated on delivering working, malware free stolen software? Or would you rather be satisfied with the gentle ministrations of Adobe in paying out thousands of dollars while having zero control over what you can or can't do and a remarkable passion for being horrible to deal with even as a paying customer?
I know which one I'd pick, were I remotely interested in Adobe's software.
Stereodude
Not really a
Or people will keep using the versions of CS_ they've already got.
ddrueding
Fixture
For this reason I suspect CS6 will be their best-selling version ever.