Darryl
Adventurous
How about this one: Nothing is certain except death and taxes... and Adobe.Funny you should say that Darryl, as I can think of a couple more to add to that list.
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Adobe just changed their policies
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Darryl
Adventurous
I get it. You're being niceYeah those are good as well, though I was thinking of 2 other "companies", which will remain nameless since I don't want to get into any kind of argument.
I'm a CC subscriber, but haven't had any notification as to which previous versions of the software I can still run. Most of it is reasonably up to date, but the laptop -- which is on an older OS has some earlier versions of the programs. I'm currently assuming that if I boot up and try to launch something that's been pulled, I'll at least get a notification.
eclark1894
Visionary
I use GIMP. I stopped using Photoshop back when it came by it self and not as part of a suite.
Photoshop used to be the anchor for a whole cottage industry of plug-ins. Some of them did some really amazing things. Quite a few of them are still around, but there's been quite a turnover.
Most of the things like brushes and styles(?) built for Photoshop work in GIMP and other programs.
Most of the things like brushes and styles(?) built for Photoshop work in GIMP and other programs.
eclark1894
Visionary
I know and it doesn't really cost me anything. Plus, many of the tutorials for creating patterns and designs also work in GIMP. I've found articles on making denim patterns in Photoshop that I can use in GIMP and even ways of editing photos. Yes, there are different ways of doing things, kind of like Poser and Studio, but they accomplish pretty much the same thing.
Back when I still had a desktop AND a laptop, I had Gimp on my laptop, since I had Photoshop on my desktop.
I liked Gimp, though back then there were some Photoshop goodies that didn't work in it, but more than likely do now. I had no issues with Gimp, but I guess I was just more familiar with Photoshop because I'd used it much longer. I also had been using PaintShop Pro for years before getting into Photoshop, so didn't really need a third 2D graphics app, so didn't reinstall it on this laptop.
I liked Gimp, though back then there were some Photoshop goodies that didn't work in it, but more than likely do now. I had no issues with Gimp, but I guess I was just more familiar with Photoshop because I'd used it much longer. I also had been using PaintShop Pro for years before getting into Photoshop, so didn't really need a third 2D graphics app, so didn't reinstall it on this laptop.