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I see how cleverly this is calculated by Adobe. Win 8. In my opinion it has nothing to do with "new" technologies. It all has to do with Adobe's lack of commitment towards their loyal users. Adobe is so confident in their monopoly bubble that they are willing to ditch a big chunk of users that choose, rightfully so, to keep using Win 8. It is a calculated risk that Adobe is willing to take. To remind you Adobe, Win 8. Of course it's not just Adobe that has adopted this 'My way or the highway' approach.
And fortunately there are excellent alternatives Affinity, On1, Exposure, Capture 1. I still use Adobe software on occasion and it seems many photographers somehow can't live without it. But do think hard about paying infinitely for something that you never actually own Adobe's transition from selling software to becoming a public utility for photographers is a brilliant solution -- for them. Precious little sympathy for those who didn't walk away when the subscription model got enforced.
Some of us saw what Adobe is then. Microsoft is getting ready to replace Windows 10 with the Microsoft Managed Desktop. Then you can pay monthly for both, Adobe CC and Windows. I use now Capture One on Windows 8. And switched for most time to linux mint, darktable and digikam. That js an optional service for Enterprise customers, not non-enterprise customers, not small businesses or personal users.
It is still a project. But target are customers with 99 or fewer devices. Not the big companies. And companies already have been pushing the DaaS approach. Dell offers a number of PC-as-a-service options. Main components for the DaaS framework are a "modern" commercial device, meaning a device running Microsoft ; cloud management of that device; and "modern" billing, meaning perpetually renewable leasing, bundled together into a single, per-user monthly bill.
Once this approach is accepted by small businesses users the next logical step is to go the personal users. Affinity is a good alternative, but their refusal to fix some glaring UI-design defects has sadly hobbled their products. IMO, Adobe is a bad company that deserves no support. How about a good comprehensive article on PS and LR alternatives? Transition is not exactly smooth, but can be done.
Many of us here like to come back and read the posts of how it was for us, before we ditched Adobe. Funny, I just updated my MacBook Pro to the latest operating system, a move I've been dreading for years.
Of course its fine and probably runs a bit smoother. But still, its a pain to have to update when you don't want to. This is coming from the professional graphic designer who still runs CS I can upgrade to High Sierra with my late iMac, and I have a few times now with the most recent being a few days ago and I have always gone back to Sierra.
With Trim enabled my iMac takes twice as long to boot compared to it being off, for example. With Sierra it works just fine. No more having to deal with upgrades and updates after that. Most of that generation has by now, thanks to a known defect. One way of bypassing the issue that you see about not being able to install any system is to Carbon Copy Clone a working system onto the target device.
And other open source apps. Also this is not "Freeware" and the method of massive shared coding is not in question. If you make yourself stick to the STABLE versions free auto upgrades as they happen a lot then they tend to be rock solid and that matters. It;s always best to use them on top of an open OS foundation; but many open apps are also for Windows and Macs.
Android etc It's easiest to just install Linux Mint as that also can be used for example on a spare separate drive while NOT deleting anything you also use. All free. Linux Mint is the gateway to all the free and open coded software and it's super easy for technical folks.
Where if you're anti-technical just ask a friend. Once installed is easiest for everyone. If you're new then flip back and forth for a good while until get used to it. In about a year you won't much like anything but Linux Mint "Mate" type recommended 32 or 64bit. Get your match. Plus you can move the top panel bar down and make one like you want.
While acclimating. Acclimate to Mate. Mate scales better across various old to new systems. Use your best hardware not your worst. It's pointless to argue for something that is ultimately dependent on needs and preferences, despite the truth that an app like Photoshop has no feature for feature competition in the market.
The latter part of that sentence is what my comment was based on. The general consensus is also clear or the commercial app companies would have gone out of business a long time ago. Because you say so, right. There's no reality to your opinion. Conversely the best things in life are free. Also; as I said it's just just free and free ongoing; which is a big deal. It's paid for by a huge amount of collaboration; some of which is very big company support. Yet all free to you. Like a gift is free; but can be very, very high quality.
One can tack all this stuff on in one fell swoop by simply installing Linux mint best start. What self respecting person with any interest in photography wouldn't try it?
But you naysayers need not bother. I bet you consider yourself non-assumptive, prejudiced, self-centered and willing to try new things too, right? I'm not a fan of the company but only an ignorant person would deny the fact that there is no reasonable market equivalent to Photoshop. If you are asking me, then the answer would be no. Some of us are concerned about more than just Photoshop and Lightroom.
In addition to photography I do graphic and web design, and for that I need to use other applications in the Adobe Creative Cloud such as Illustrator, Dreamweaver, and InDesign. There's nothing else out there that compares to those programs, particularly when they're used together due to the tight coordination between the various applications.
Overall, it's still the best stuff out there, regardless of how you feel about Adobe's subscriptions and support plans. And as far as whether using Adobe applications make someone "pro", that coordination and integration between the Creative Cloud apps in areas such as color management, memory management if you run multiple Adobe apps at the same time they "play nice" with each other and interchange of the various file formats used. Those are things that working pros want and need.
Linux pays my bills Redhat specifically and messed with RH7 years ago but only briefly as our project stays on one release back for quite a while. Time to move up so starting integration and. Found out a out MATE which isnt officially supported but is included in another RH repository so looking into it this week. On another note, don't understand the fear of upgrading. Is it cost? Is it hate? Windows 10 has been absolutely rock solid on both a laptop that i upgraded from 8. Have several Android devices that have their purpose as well and have them all integrated with my MS services.
Don't get bogged down with the many, good and different distributions and desktop manager options. Try various Linux options later and other than mint and mate on a second install and not your main Linux workstation setup. One desktop manager at a time; not mixed. That adds to many matched helper apps of the same function.
Linuxmint hits the ground running. Customize preferences later. If you don't know then just about any program you can think of can then be used. Just with different names. Like Libre Office etc.. Aren't the people who now say I'll never buy another Adobe product again" guilty of their own form of short-sightedness? But I'm not going to use something that's less capable or less well integrated just to spite Adobe.
At the same time I think users should push back at Adobe over things like this premature and inconsiderate dropping of support for older OSes while they're still supported by their makers Microsoft's support for Win 8. First is the lie that adobe and the like are always polished, more capable, and because they are close source developed for pay. Wrong and it's complicated. The problem is that assumes you have had extensive experience without working for adobe or any prejudice trying every single avenue and aspect and of the latest stable versions to date.
Or the much more numerous selection of brand new to old vetted and well developed apps for ONE single program or grouped or not as that doesn't matter for that one job s. Then all the other tasks. Then all the other categories of programs of open source app freely offered to you. Even being proud to be stuck in fear and ignorance Stop comparing what you have not seen. It may take a year for you to be able to have a valid opinion and even just to see what is currently and daily upgrading automatically.
See there's so much free to you open source created software even just the user apps ; that you can easily be wasting your time on the wrong program, version or way to set it up.
So if you fixate on a few tiny and insignificant cons; in ignorant holy comparison wars then you're just throwing the baby out with the bath water. And that is trashing the priceless. Full well knowing all the expert shills are now going to say they have tried.
Don't fall for it. BECAUSE this stupid and evil thing adobe does and has done forever about one single and supposedly glorious manner a single new task functions "better" is completely overshadows by how many betters you get OVERALL and using the same logic with free to you open apps. AKA myths. Else soon are; when you look at open development speed. And another thing Development speed is what Adobe will never be able to compare with open source.
They can't feasibly hire as many people! They won't and can't. Meanwhile you may be missing what's developing in the best free open source repositories.
Because you have not been told LinuxMint Mate. Or maybe you need to simply ask for help installing it. One of the easiest things to install and onto so many different systems. But it does take some stubbornness. You may need to try again with the last linuxMint Mate distro. Because the battle is real and road blocks put there by no responsibility of open developers requires simply reading the current and easy to do instruction.
You might have to actually paste in a command or something; to kick the whole thing off. OH MY! Use a spare flash drive and get going.
Live free. Paying for apps optionally here is NOT a problem. No one is guilt-ing you for collections! It's all about whether the code it's made from open source and not hiding anything. I suppose this is not surprising Those who still use those versions are not likely to upgrade anyway.
Just put them out for all to use; some may upgrade later Why would a company give away older versions of a software package whose price already had to be reduced drastically to compete with the others?
If they truly believe the way forward is with new OSes, they must believe that people will move ahead. Would really old versions of CS4 and below that are free will cannibalize those sales? I don't think so. Adobe has done something similar for CS2 - although it's meant for users who had license of CS2.
You are probably right. It makes no sense to hang onto old activation schemes if you truly believe your market has moved onto cloud-based systems.
Perhaps Adobe knows that the only way forward is to force people into an upgrade. But given their revenue numbers it seems like people are buying into their CC like crazy. So it is weird that they just dont completely open up their old programs.
They may even get some to upgrade later. Those who are not getting a new OS aren't going to upgrade anyway, so what does it hurt? It's easy to convince people today that they need the latest and greatest thing. I'm not sure younger people today even know the word appliance. I have a big question as to whether "moving ahead" with an application's features is that tied to the OS version.
An OS such as Windows or MacOS is mostly just a "presentation manager" indeed, Windows once called itself that very early on to get applications on screen, provide a user interface, and interact with the file system. While that's an oversimplification, there's no reason why programmers couldn't write code that's not directly dependent on OS calls or services in order to support a feature that the OS does not.
I think the whole thing behind not supporting OS versions has little to do with the ability to add new program features, and whole lot to do with Adobe simply finding excuses for new ways to cut their costs and pump up their bottom line. I am 65 and I do not share the views expressed here about how Adobe conduct their business.
It is happening and will be a major force in 5 years time or less. It will apply to everything. If you want to stand still, you will become obsolete. But when a company is so inept or so underhanded as to break its project-file format with every update Googling it looks this is just a regurgitated press release but if you look at the adobe pages they claim windows 7 will still be supported.
Maybe do a bit of It's not mentioned in the press release but given the title you can assume it's not supported but then adobe throws this out there claiming it is supported Have added a bit about this in the above text to hopefully answer future questions regarding Win7 support.
Probably true, but don't forget Adobe also said Lightroom would never go subscription-only ;. It's really curious that Windows 7 will be supported, but not 8. On the other hand MS will support Win 8. Win 7 support ends in about 18 months, while support for 8. You'd think that Adobe would support 8. Adobe's move really bothers me because, while I'm running Win 7, I'm in the process of migrating to another computer on which I installed 8.
And my laptop runs 8. Maybe I should "downgrade" to 7. Lens and Arthur: Well it actually isnt curious. Its numbers. Windwos 8 and 8. It's curious, because in other situations software enterprises have pushed their timeline without much regard to adoption figures.
I'm not saying they don't have every right to do as they please, it's only that I don't get it. Windows 7 is still used and demanded in many critical systems and production environments, because Windows 10 has forced updates -- this introduces instability and security problems. Once you downgrade that's what it is to Windows 10, you have just given away control of your computer to Microsoft.
This is unacceptable in many situations where money or lives depend on proper continuous functioning. That support ends in January of for Windows 7, but for Windows 8. So Windows 8. So, regardless of market share, MS will support 8. That's why Adobe's dropping support for 8. Shouldn't Adobe support 8. And the percentage of users for the various operating systems depends on who is taking the data, and from whom.
And actually, if we're going to play a "numbers game" as to which OSes Adobe should support, then you could make the argument that they shouldn't support MacOS at all. If you go by the numbers shown on that W3 Schools site I posted the link to in my previous post, Win 8. If you could subtract the MacOS versions that Abode won't support out of that 9.
But Adobe's programming costs for making their applications compatible with MacOS, which is a whole different operating system from Windows, have to be much larger than what they'd spend on maintaining compatibility with Win 8. It doesn't make sense unless they're just penny pinching in any way possible. Is there some sort of a collaboration with Microsoft? Abandoning support Windows 7 and 8 is ok, many other developers did this.
But limiting us to the latest version of the current OS means those of us who uses cracked Windows will consider buying the legit one or every now and then fidget to look for and install the latest crack. If you're using a pirated version of Windows I have no sympathy. But for paying customers of both Windows and the Adobe Creative Cloud Adobe's move is a real drag, especially in Adobe's case.
Doesn't my paying a monthly licensing fee to Adobe for a CC subscription entitle me to continual updates, -no matter what OS I'm using? AfterCodecs User Guide. After Effects Windows Launch. May ' MacOS Support. Sep ' Premiere Pro and Media Encoder Support. Apr ' New advanced HAP algorithms. Oct ' VR metadata and GIF encoder. Feb ' Fixed a crash happening when closing Premiere Pro and Media Encoder applications, it was leading Adobe to ask you to send a bug report.
The encoding was already done in Apple silicon since v1. Premiere Pro MultiRender : now a new checkbox to enable only exporting Uniquely named markers, to ensure you are not going to export duplicated parts of your timeline there is an Adobe bug that creates hidden duplicated markers sometimes.
Added support for Influx licensing in our Settings and License popup. FLAC etc. It will allow you to import all kinds of new files, formats, containers and codecs directly into Premiere Pro, Media Encoder and After Effects for both Windows and macOS for example there is support for the. MKV container.
New features are. MKV support, audio only exports,. Windows : downloaded. Premiere Pro MultiRender workaround implemented for Adobe markers bug, sometimes the duration of the export was off by one frame. With the workaround it exports the correct number of frames but you can't trust what is written in Premiere Pro markers UI : sometimes the end frame of your marker span will be wrong because this is an Adobe bug.
MultiRender now automatically detects the right frame you wanted to export from the clip you selected on the timeline when you pressed the button in AfterCodecs Panel. If AfterCodecs is in Trial Mode, it will write a.
After Effects : there is now a new checkbox in the Settings to disable AEfx taskbar icon's progress bar feature from AfterCodecs introduced in version 1. GIF bug fixes. Empty audio track bug fix. Maximum custom framerate is now fps, so you can export at fps for example. Bug fixes. If you are on Trial Mode, license will only be asked once. Licensing :. Bug fix : if you have a floating server configured, the Settings tab won't try to remote license all Autokroma licenses anymore. PrPro Panel : you can now add markers from Audio clips if they are not linked to a video clip.
Exporting stopped randomly sometimes all markers weren't used , now fixed. Fixed an Adobe bug where some markers would be used to perform two similar exports. Windows : IE won't launch anymore when using the popup offline.
OSX : fixed multiple screens bug. OSX : fixed 5 seconds lags when exiting popup. OSX : when using multiple screens Settings popup would disappear, now it is shown on the primary screen.
This version is the first one compatible. Plugins are now in the "Autokroma AfterCodecs" subfolder in MediaCore along with ffkroma automatically copied : you don't need to download it anymore in the Settings tab on OSX. Installers will also delete older versions of the plugins. Individual audio tracks options Mac OSX bug fix. You can now export audio in 4. File size estimations for HAP codecs improved. Misc bug fixes. Using ffkroma 4. Experimental GIF encoder extension will automatically change to.
New global options :. Disable AVX Intel accelerated instructions that seem to be the source of crash on some workstations. Append encoding options to render's filename. Bugs fix :. Hap Q Alpha No Snappy was buggy. All color shifts with ProRes codecs are fixed now, please update! H YouTube profile in. MP4 will render AAC audio now, please use. AE : alpha channel interpretation Straight or Premultiplied and Matte color are now saved into files and work when reimporting into Adobe softwares.
Hap codecs glitch bug fix. Memory optimization for very long renders. Our ffmpeg fork executable is now called ffkroma, don't forget to update if not using the Windows installer! AfterCodecs needs at least version 4. HAP codecs improvement :. New Hap Q Alpha profile! Faster compression : those algorithms were optimized with fast processor instructions, including AVX for recent workstations, and multithreading up to 3 times faster depending on your content and configuration.
For Hap and Hap Alpha you have the choice between 3 methods of compression, each with their own tradeoff between speed and quality. ProRes not limited to even width anymore. Float licensing enabled. Bugs fixes. Audio on AE : added 32 bit Float and 8 bit. Checkbox in settings to disable timecode metadata. Description text now on the right. Edi Subkhan. WhatsApp Image at Like Dislike. Posting Terkait. RIZKI Daltonitano December 9, DennisFag December 31, DennisFag December 29, DennisFag December 30,
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