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I would have said photo editing too, but I've been watching my wife use Photobucket's web based image editor and surprised at how content she seems with it. I'v
by squidsoup 16y ago
I would have said photo editing too, but I've been watching my wife use Photobucket's web based image editor and surprised at how content she seems with it. I've used Photoshop so long that using any other 2d graphic app feels awkward, but the coming "web generation" might feel more comfortable using HTML 5 apps in the future.
- SomeCallMeTim 16y agoI left off a rant about "good enough" destroying the market for power-user software, because I was getting too much off topic. But roughly: Yes. The cloud may win over the hearts and minds of a younger generation, and they may be happy using one of the many application suites online. And then they become tied to having a constant $50-$100/month data plan so they can actually use their computer anywhere but at home. I'm waiting for unlimited/anywhere wireless plans to come down to closer to the $10/month level before I allow my computing to be based in the cloud.