It's official - Adobe's finally going all Cloud

[Joe]

i didnt know about he multi seat license Joe, thanks for the info. WTF am i supposed to do with 100GB of their server space? My webspace is fine(in house).

Don't even get me started on this font bs. As a printer, fonts can be supplied to me per the license agreement, to print my customers job. It is me breaking this agreement if I were to keep the font and use it for our own use, or for another customer....which of course we never do 

Did someone from Apple marketing leave and go to Adobe? Once a company starts talking "magical" I lose all hope.

 

They call it Creative Cloud for teams for 69.99 per month if that helps any.

And to be fair it is only 39.99 for the first year since you've been a loyal follower.

http://www.adobe.com/products/creativecloud/buying-guide.html

And it is 100 gb of storage for each user. In your case you get 2500 gb.

[Mikie]

"Creative Cloud for teams" We all get along, but "team" is stretching this place a little lol

  the 2500 GB helps none. I use Insite for some uploads, FTP for others, and random and becoming more frequent "youshare, yousendit, eshare,fileteleport magical download link in a email" downloads.

I don't have to pay the bills so whatever, we HAVE to go along. That's my only whine which will of course, matter not. 

[gnubler]

DOOMED.

[Mikie]

DOOMED.

you got that shit right my squirelly friend. We can just lay off someone to cover the added cost and commitment over the next few years, and work harder 

no worries

[Joe]

"Creative Cloud for teams" We all get along, but "team" is stretching this place a little lol

  the 2500 GB helps none. I use Insite for some uploads, FTP for others, and random and becoming more frequent "youshare, yousendit, eshare,fileteleport magical download link in a email" downloads.

I don't have to pay the bills so whatever, we HAVE to go along. That's my only whine which will of course, matter not. 

I guess I should have added the  emoticon after the "2500 gb" statement. :laugh:

[Mikie]

Joe, the same smartass comment would have been posted 

Apple is going to do the same thing with applecare, if you hadnt heard 

[gnubler]

Today I was asked for help with fixing a crashing Apple Mail. I grew bored after reading some comments on other forums, but mostly I lost interest b/c this user had no system disk for the Mac, it was all done via "cloud" and Apple doesn't provide a d/l for Mail other than on the system disk which apparently people no longer see a need for. I don't get it.

[Joe]

It is Apple that says you don't need it. I took the download and burned it to USB thumb drive so I have a restore disk.

[gnubler]

I want no involvement with people who rely completely on cloud shit. This is what happens.

[Joe]

Have you considered moving up into the mountains and building a mud hut? You'll still be in the "Cloud" only a different kind. :laugh:

[andyfest]

Have you considered moving up into the mountains and building a mud hut? You'll still be in the "Cloud" only a different kind. :laugh:

[gnubler]

Have you considered moving up into the mountains and building a mud hut? You'll still be in the "Cloud" only a different kind. :laugh:

Every damn day.

[Possum]

Sounds good to me. Or at least go to a nice, normal job with nice, normal problems.

[t-pat]

Sounds good to me. Or at least go to a nice, normal job with nice, normal problems.

not sure if it's like this for everyone, but the level of stress and insane demands has tripled in the last 3 weeks around here.

[gnubler]

Sounds good to me. Or at least go to a nice, normal job with nice, normal problems.

not sure if it's like this for everyone, but the level of stress and insane demands has tripled in the last 3 weeks around here.

Sounds normal. For printing, anyway.