Adobe CS4 GUI is total crap!
Wednesday, 17. December 2008, 03:12:21
All these always showed iconic panels looks even stupider on standard 4:3 displays -- huge waste of space. Damn, I never hated GUI this big!
So, what we have in the end: very useful new features + damn slow and annoying interface = CS4
I agree with someones' comment somewhere that CS4 GUI may be pleasant for newcomers that will use CS4 applications occasionally, but very annoing to some who use Adobe apps a lot.
Will Adobe bother to fix it with paths? I don't now, but very hope for this...
P.S. Will update this post with other notes about other troubles with Adobe CS products.
Dreamweaver:
I still can't copy files (images, videos, etc.) from Assets to Files panel. Why not implement this?
Fireworks:
Not about UI, but anyway feature regression -- no system font antialiasing! Damn!
How you can release product with such regressions? I already accustomed to Opera regressions, but Adobe?
Originally posted by Alan Musselman (Adobe):
From Fireworks CS4 Beta tread (disable JS to view).On the topic of the System Anti-alias...this is very difficult for us to implement. We actually had to re-engineer every feature that worked with text to support the new text engine. I know it may not seem like a lot to you now and sorry for that, but please understand there are only so many engineers on the fireworks team and we have to make the right choices. If we implemented system anti-alias and didnt implement core functionality like editing a text block and see the bounding box would you have been ok with that?
We are still seriously looking into system anti-alias implementation to see if its possible within the development cycle. We want to release a stable product and engineering a new version of system anti-alias is sketchy right now.
Another problem with new text engine.










mlekodukye # 5. January 2009, 23:33
and how do you like the fact adobe has disabled GPU acceleration support for XP x64?! stating that "OpenGL is not supported on Windows XP 64 because XP 64-bit drivers aren't written to support this technology" on their site [ http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb404898 ] what's the damn bullshit? i googled and found a solution which is as easy as adding a key to registry!:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Adobe\Photoshop\11.0]
"AllowOldGPUS"=dword:00000001
( found on http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?p=2973911 )
by the way, on regular 32bit xp professional which is officially 'supported' the GPU acceleration works not a tiny bit better or faster or smoother than on x64 using the fix above.
the whole time=money ideology is rotten and deserves what it worth: imminent fail.
Filip007 # 8. September 2009, 04:48
http://www.pixlr.com/editor/