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> I can run it on my laptop, my other laptop, as well > as my desktop machine that just gathers dust these days. I'm not sure how you're doing this - a kille
by gmurphy 13y ago
> I can run it on my laptop, my other laptop, as well
> as my desktop machine that just gathers dust these days.
I'm not sure how you're doing this - a killer problem for me with CC is that there's a two-machine limit for product activations. I used to own two Photoshop licences so I could run it on three machines, but you can't get multiple Creative Cloud subs under one Adobe account.
- drawkbox 13y agoThis two activation nonsense has to end. That was fine before when we all had one desktop. I have been harping Adobe and Unity to allow 3 activations by default. I don't know one developer that doesn't have at least a mac, windows and laptop for testing. It's a silly game to keep moving the activations around when they are below the common threshold. 3-5 activations, one user per use is needed, maybe no activations required on that (isn't that what the cloud is really?). I have no problem having the app shut down on the other machine if I use on another device/computer but being blocked from using if you leave it open on two machines at work is annoying.