| What do people who have a tower and a laptop do with this new license scheme? The "perpetual" license allowed two installs, so long as they weren't being used simultaneously.
I only use CS on my laptop occasionally, when I hire myself out to a post house or production company. So, would I need to buy a monthly ($75) license for those occasions? Or, can I temporarily unlicense my tower, license the laptop, and then reverse the procedure when I go back to my home shop? If it's the former and not the latter, all of a sudden I'm paying for two licenses when I'm only using one at a time.
I'm starting to have wistful memories for dongles now. I thought I'd never say that.
On May 6, 2013, at 4:42 PM, Teddy Gage wrote: Let's be honest. If you actually make a living in this industry, you are working at most 1-2 hours a month to pay for this software, and that's a personal license because I believe most of us have software provided for us at work. I know all of us waste more time than an hour a month on the clock. Hell we probably make that up in bathroom time alone. I mean seriously, I don't really understand who is complaining. I understand some of the technical issues, and people who feel cheated because of the sunk cost of buying a permanent license, but it's way better than putting down thousands up front, no matter how you feel. It would take you well over two years on cc to match the single cost of a full master suite licence. This is the way things are going, and I think it's actually MUCH friendlier to the freelancer and individuals. I pay 4x that amount per month in cellphone and internet bills, yet CC actually earns me money. my 2c
-TG
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