It's incumbent on developers to stay awake to these changes and update their software to work on later OS X versions. a revision in the first number after the first decimal point (10.8, 10.9, 10.10, 10.11) make major changes to supported frameworks. People saying Apple need to fix this obviously don't know much about software development.

Really hacked off if this will be Adobe's attitude!!! Maybe you should've held off CC range whilst there was lots of life in CS6, or better yet, run both in parallel with better enhanced versions only coming out for CC but OS support being maintained for at least 5 years (which is the rough figure in hardware and software refreshing) Think about the User experience more than your pockets! NOT supporting El Capitan as a final OS is practically telling us all to 'bend over and take a massive reaming!'ĬS6 is a very current piece of software still. Not everyone in the UK has lightning fast internet (we average 4MBit in our house across 4 users with multiple devices due to living in the countryside). The fact that you do not think this to be an issue is abhorrent!Īdobe, you better bloody make sure this is compatible with El Capitan! Stop trying to screw over your customers by FORCING them into the CC range. Lets say now that 1 million people have bought the stand alone product Premiere Pro CS6 for about £600 that equates to $600, 000, 000 in product sales.Īll that cash generated and the Users only get 3 years use of a product which potentially cost them thousands? Are you for real? Software at LEAST has a compatible life span across 5-8 years of OS changes. That means customers have spent $260, 000, 000 purchasing the software collection lets say 100, 000 people purchase the master collection at $2600. You can use the same figures and put a £ symbol in front of them for the price in the UK.ĭo the maths.

Ummm I think you will find it IS Adobe's problem too.Īdobe CS6 came out in April 2012, Adobe CS6 comes in four primary bundles: Design Standard ($1,299), Design & Web Premium ($1,899), Production Premium ($1,899), and Master Collection ($2,599).

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