So long, Macromedia
Well, it was a good ride for sure.
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*sniffles*
*blows nose*
“I sure will miss him. That lumbering giant…”
Not to spam, but I just wrote an article about this at Designorati. It appears like they’re dumping Fireworks, which is probably my favorite Macromedia application. AND they’re combining the Flash Player with the Adobe Reader. Ugh, nightmare, the Adobe Reader is the crappiest plugin for any browser, of all time.
Did you hear Adobe’s excuse about why they’re merging? One of them was that they wanted to penetrate the enterprise market. I find that mildly funny considering Adobe is the biggest software company on the planet.