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> After about eight hours in Photoshop and Illustrator I feel pretty confident in describing the 2015.1 GUI changes as a bizarre gaffe. It's hard to imagine th

> After about eight hours in Photoshop and Illustrator I feel pretty confident in describing the 2015.1 GUI changes as a bizarre gaffe. It's hard to imagine that Adobe don't follow a UAT and beta test roll out model of their software, so is this just a case of a few users shouting the loudest or is there genuinely an issue with the UI. The comments on the article span a period of 3 months ago to 1 week ago. > And yet, this subject does not have any response from Adobe. This is getting surreal. HELLO ADOBE-- ANYONE HOME? How many posts before this gets on your radar screen? That is slightly infuriating, as the subscriptions to Creative Cloud are far from cheap, so you would expect there to be a feedback channel to Adobe themselves. Personally, I use Lightroom infrequently and always get confused by the user interface - but I always attribute that to the fact I don't use it daily.

wlesieutre 11y ago
> It's hard to imagine that Adobe don't follow a UAT and beta test roll out model of their software, so is this just a case of a few users shouting the loudest or is there genuinely an issue with the UI. The comments on the article span a period of 3 months ago to 1 week ago. Maybe Adobe pulled this as a joke on designers so they'll start to think twice before redesigning everything into a flat low-contrast mess with no borders on anything. Sucks when something gets crappier to use in order to look more trendy, eh? In a few weeks, surely they'll roll it back and say "Ha ha, gotcha! Now quit fucking doing that." Or not. But I can dream.
rabboRubble 11y ago
Have you encountered the video caching error in Lightroom? There is a well documented bug in the import process that chews up massive amounts of hard disk space. I came within a hair of crashing my hard drive because of it. 1 out 5 people I tell about this issue found that they were affected. One person regained about 250gb on their hard drive. I regained nearly the same amount... Here's the details and where to find the affected target directories: https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/lightroom-6-2-1-video-cache-is-out-of-conttrol-major-bug-report https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/light...

wlesieutre 11y ago

> It's hard to imagine that Adobe don't follow a UAT and beta test roll out model of their software, so is this just a case of a few users shouting the loudest or is there genuinely an issue with the UI. The comments on the article span a period of 3 months ago to 1 week ago. Maybe Adobe pulled this as a joke on designers so they'll start to think twice before redesigning everything into a flat low-contrast mess with no borders on anything. Sucks when something gets crappier to use in order to look more trendy, eh? In a few weeks, surely they'll roll it back and say "Ha ha, gotcha! Now quit fucking doing that." Or not. But I can dream.

rabboRubble 11y ago

Have you encountered the video caching error in Lightroom? There is a well documented bug in the import process that chews up massive amounts of hard disk space. I came within a hair of crashing my hard drive because of it. 1 out 5 people I tell about this issue found that they were affected. One person regained about 250gb on their hard drive. I regained nearly the same amount... Here's the details and where to find the affected target directories: https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/lightroom-6-2-1-video-cache-is-out-of-conttrol-major-bug-report https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/light...