I think the whole point is that it doesn't matter any longer what anyone thinks - it's a matter of "fait accompli". There is no longer a choice.I'm not suggesting that I'm in favour of the subscription model, I'm suggesting that the milk is spilled . . . . . .
So... Adobe has customers who are subscribers, but are unhappy with the model (or not "in favour" of it). I see this a lot, and in fact I am now in this situation. It doesn't matter what we think? Adobe doesn't care? Why do I keep getting surveys from Adobe ASKING me what I think?
I'm not happy with my phone subscription. I'm not happy with my Internet subscription. I'm not happy with my TV subscription. I chose them diligently, I use them...and I move on. I don't endlessly complain about them. I do raise my head from time to time to see what competition there is...but then duck down and proceed with life.Constantly complaining about something you don't like does no good for you or others. If you don't like something so much that you need to constantly complain, I suggest you remove that item from your life and replace it with something else.
I've noticed that there IS something you endlessly complain about ...just sayin'
If you don't like something so much that you need to constantly complain, I suggest you remove that item from your life and replace it with something else.
I just simply don't place much importance on your advice ... It's a bit of a double standard ...
Well Chez if you think trying to say something about things you do not like I guess once again, we would still have slaves no minimum wage women would not vote and on and on. I guess you do not know anything about history.
If you are not part of the solution you are part of the problem. Do not remember who said it but it is true
If you are not part of my solution you are part of my problem.
Little dramatic no? Should all the female photoshoppers take off their bras and burn them?
Fact: John Nack leaving Adobe to Google... Any speculation on the motives?
He got head hunted...happens all the time in Silicon Valley. Not sure how you could possibly see some sort of ulterior motive to somebody who gets a better job? John's a friend (known him since he started at Adobe), married with two kids and just like anybody, looked to advance his career. A former Photoshop engineering manager and a former Camera Raw engineer already work at Google and Apple has head hunted several former Photoshop & Lightroom engineers. So what? On average, people change jobs about 11 times in their lives...Note, if you want to try to read tea leaves, it helps if know a little something about tea.
PS 14.2. A notice to update was sitting in my Creative Cloud app when I returned from Australia this week. I'm currently doing my 4th re-install. PS CC just quits immediately upon loading. This is on an I7 PC with 12 gigs of ram, a 2 T c: drive, and a 3 T data drive. Win 7.One drawback from downloading from the cloud is that you don't have ready access to a previous, working version of the software.
It is getting pretty annoying that to open photoshop I once in a while need to re-login to the cloud.Also, the popup to complete my registration details keeps coming up, although I have completed it numerously...This is on Win7x64
Jeff, with all due respect, you are very defensive here.
