Adobe Announces New Creative Cloud Apps, Abandons Creative Suite

3rdpath said:

having been shopping for a barely used MBP over the past two weeks, i've noticed pretty much every unit has both MS office 2011 and CS6 preinstalled.

i'm not against a monthly fee but it should be priced fairly as if a purchased package was being depreciated over a normal time span of product usefulness. CS6 should be $675/36months=$18.75/mo. if priced correctly, a monthly fee would be like an interest free loan. and there should be an upgrade path allowance.

on the flip side, there's not anything that can't be cracked..this will not end their piracy woes.

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webexplorer said:

I am really done with the Adobe software. No more payment for every month. I will not give up to search for other software similar to Dreamweaver.

I was about to write a story, but I changed my mind not to write it.

It's really too bad that the Adobe banned its GoLive software.

Indeed, GoLive was a professional software. I believe that this software is still better than a Dreamweaver. In general & short, I would create a website using the GoLive that takes about 15 minutes of work instead of Dreamweaver's 30 or even 40 minutes of work because of too many hidden features that you have to find on Dreamweaver for your project. If you talk about CS that GoLive that does not come with it, why we still talk about it? Surely, GoLive would have added CS in it as long as it is not too complicated ...especially a very different way to use it than nowadays without too many step by step.

Adobe is a flagship company which is not good news to some of us. Sorry.

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