Adobe and Apple, is it all over

[Jesús Díaz Blanco]

> There's also a tendency to write off Adobe as a has-been software  
> house.  But I think they still pack quite a punch, though they  
> definitely lack a portion of what made them great in the last decade.

I guess we should ask that to all the (apparently _very_ significant)  
people who have left the company before and after the Macromedia rockus.

> A lot of the bits and pieces are there, especially after Aperture  
> and Motion. Apple absolutely could do it.

Let's hope the final result is more in line with Motion's "oh, it  
works and it's fun and fast" mojo than Aperture's "fucking-hell-start- 
up-already-what-the-heck-is-this-crap" bad joke.

FWIW, I think pulling off an Apple Photoshop may not be trivial, but  
absolutely doable, with style and innovation to boot.

As a long time Photoshop customer, I would love Apple to do it.

j.
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