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That last, non-rented version might not run on the current hardware. Like CS2, which ran on PowerPC Macs. Intel and ARM macs need not apply.
by vetinari 3y ago
That last, non-rented version might not run on the current hardware.
Like CS2, which ran on PowerPC Macs. Intel and ARM macs need not apply.
- dylan604 3y agoDidn't they go well beyond CS2 though? Why did you pick such an old version? We ran Adobe on Intel Macs well before SaaS. In fact, we were running Adobe Premiere before Final Cut was released.
- robertlagrant 3y agoThat's not locking you out of your content, though. If Adobe vanished then we wouldn't say that they locked us out of our files when a new chipset came along. I don't think they have a mandate to deliver future changes to their software for nothing that maintain chipset support for anything we might buy.