True. I don't think users care either. Typically I get lambasted when I bring up performance issues on vendor or user group forums. Visual Studio and Adobe C

True. I don't think users care either. Typically I get lambasted when I bring up performance issues on vendor or user group forums. Visual Studio and Adobe Creative Suite are examples of the two most egregious offenders. They're both awfully slow and Creative Suite is extremely buggy as well. Visual Studio is nearly 30 years old, and Photoshop is even older. That's a lot of features to have to carry forward over the years. It would be neat if during setup, they tried to figure out what your goals were as a user and turned stuff off you didn't need. My pet peeve about Visual Studio is whenever I upgrade to a new version, my default setting overrides are not carried over.