I'm on the photographer subscription plan, and my feelings are the polar opposite. I thought it would be a good value for get PS and LR on subscription but sadly, I'm not seeing value in it. While I will say PS has been updated, I've not used it as much because Lightroom (especially with plugins) does a great job editing. I've not see Adobe extend and provide great features in LR, a lot of the changes has been focused on the mobile markets. There's been a couple of releases that cause more problems and headaches, which hadn't helped matters.
A more enlightened opinion would be to view the touchbar as a blank canvas waiting for people to create something with.
Really now? Razer's implementation wasn't even similar to what Apple is doing at all. It was the primary input device on the laptop (replacing a dedicated trackpad entirely) and it was pitched for gaming first and foremost. Pretty hard to use that screen for anything useful when you're using it to control the cursor in the first place. That left just 10 separate physical keys with small screens to program icons/shortcuts onto. Whoopee. It's not hard to see why they dropped it in favor of an actual touchpad on later models.
It compares to Paint Shop Pro.
I'm still confused about your point.
3% of the time = showing emojis
Maybe but when I tried it with GarageBand I was really surprised how I could use it to change instruments with own hand while still playing with the other on the keyboard. You can't do that with a cursor. Your brain will turn into spaghetti.
