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I used to pay for Photoshop and Illustrator too, until I realized Adobe was more interested in adding clutter-ware (Adobe Updater, anyone?) than trimming down a
by hunvreus 13y ago
I used to pay for Photoshop and Illustrator too, until I realized Adobe was more interested in adding clutter-ware (Adobe Updater, anyone?) than trimming down and speeding up their monstrosity of a code base.
After a while on Inkscape I am now running with:
- Sketch (http://www.bohemiancoding.com http://www.bohemiancoding.com) as a replacement to Illustrator (vector drawing).
- Acorn (http://flyingmeat.com/acorn/ http://flyingmeat.com/acorn/) as an alternative to Photoshop for bitmap design (though it now supports vector drawing, much like Photoshop).
I am not affiliated in any way.
- richforrester 13y ago1) Adobe Updater works fine for me now that they've got CC; lots more frequent updating. 2) Sketch/Acorn are not available on Windows. Not saying you're wrong; just saying I disagree :)
- hunvreus 13y agoThe few times I got to play with Photoshop/Illustrator on Windows I felt the experience (performance, responsiveness etc) was overall better than on MacOS. Admittedly, I've owned mostly laptops since 2005.