Photoshop CS2 Leak

never quite know what to do with this sort of thing.... it doesn't seem all that interesting... so I don't post it... then as more other sites post it, it gets submitted more.

anyhow... here it is...

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Reminds me of the premature specification of WWDC 2003.

Look at the folliwing two points:

A) Adobe Photoshop CS2 for Mac OS X version 10.2.8 through 10.3.8,...
B) ...will begin shipping in May to customers in the United States and Canada,..

OK. So maybe Adobe doesn't know the release date of Tiger, but surely they know that 10.3.9 is imminent AND knows that CS2 will run on 10.4. So why not just say so anyway?


Crimony creepers, folks...

Look at the folliwing two points:

A) Adobe Photoshop CS2 for Mac OS X version 10.2.8 through 10.3.8,...
B) ...will begin shipping in May to customers in the United States and Canada,..

OK. So maybe Adobe doesn't know the release date of Tiger, but surely they know that 10.3.9 is imminent AND knows that CS2 will run on 10.4. So why not just say so anyway?


Crimony creepers, folks...

yeah but if they put 10.4 then we'd be talking about how this is further indication that Tiger will be released next week :rolleyes:

Wonder if it'll be time to finally upgrade from Photoshop 7?

yeah but if they put 10.4 then we'd be talking about how this is further indication that Tiger will be released next week :rolleyes:

What? Tiger's going to be released next week? (Tuesday?) :eek: :D

I got a chance to see some of CS2's features at photoshop world in Vegas a couple of weeks ago, and it is going to be HUGE! there are some really sweet features.

Powerbook dual-core G5s with Cell processors and built-in TiVo box and iPod dock shipping with Tiger and Photoshop CS2 this Tuesday!!

As usual, Adobe comes out with an upgrade just before a major OS is going to be released instead of waiting.

I never upgrade to Adobe products until several months later because their software is always full of bugs and it takes months for them to release fixes, if they release any fixes at all.

Is this good timing on Adobe's part, what with Tiger coming out in the near future? Should they not wait and take advantage of Tiger's improvements? If CS2 isn't "optimized" for Tiger, then that doesn't give much incentive to OS X users who want to buy the new suite, if they're moving to Tiger in the near future.