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Oh, CS3 is even more precious

So even though I already had Acrobat 8 on my machine, somehow, in fucking up the installs of CS3, the glorious rotting shitpile that is the Adobe installer managed to fuck up my Acrobat 8 install too, so I can't use it until I go through and validate fucking CS3.

A simple competent installer. That's all I want. A simple, competent, installer. Why is it that Adobe can create fucking Photoshop, but can't manage to create a competent installer? Is that secretly harder than Photoshop? Is it actually simple to write CS3, but only $DEITY$ can write a good installer?

Fucking idiots, I should bill them for the time I've wasted on this bullshit.


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Posted by John C. Welch at 08:04 | Permalink



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