Another thing I'd like to say concerns Adobe and CS2.
Many Photoshop users, myself included, have petitioned Adobe to move the memory model to 42 bits or more. As a beta tester for many years, I've found that Adobe is usually responsive to our suggestions. But not this time.
In recent years, Adobe has been hesitant to release a major upgrade to any of their programs that would benefit one group of users over another, e.g. Mac vs. Wintel.
As going to a higher memory model would have only benefited Mac users, Adobe was understandably reluctant to do so.
They don't want to incur the wrath of Apple or MS as taking sides.
But while I'm not allowed to tell you anything specific, I can say to look at the release dates of Tiger, Windows 64, and CS 2, and see if that will shake any interesting ideas from the thinking tree.
There will be some joy and disappointment.
Many Photoshop users, myself included, have petitioned Adobe to move the memory model to 42 bits or more. As a beta tester for many years, I've found that Adobe is usually responsive to our suggestions. But not this time.
In recent years, Adobe has been hesitant to release a major upgrade to any of their programs that would benefit one group of users over another, e.g. Mac vs. Wintel.
As going to a higher memory model would have only benefited Mac users, Adobe was understandably reluctant to do so.
They don't want to incur the wrath of Apple or MS as taking sides.
But while I'm not allowed to tell you anything specific, I can say to look at the release dates of Tiger, Windows 64, and CS 2, and see if that will shake any interesting ideas from the thinking tree.
There will be some joy and disappointment.
