Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 7th Nov 2007 10:12 UTC, submitted by wakeupneo
Adobe Systems wants to transform its flagship Photoshop software with an interface customized to the task at hand, a potentially radical revamp for software whose power today is hidden behind hundreds of menu options. A new user interface will help Photoshop become "everything you need, nothing you don't," said Photoshop product manager John Nack, describing aspirations for the Photoshop overhaul on his blog Monday. "We must make Photoshop dramatically more configurable," Nack said. "Presenting the same user experience to a photographer as we do to a radiologist, as to a Web designer, as to a prepress guy, is kind of absurd... With the power of customizability, we can present solutions via task-oriented workspaces," Nack said.
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RE[2]: They should port to a new toolkit too
by tyrione on Wed 7th Nov 2007 13:01
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Trolltech Qt 4.4/4.5
http://aseigo.blogspot.com/2007/10/qt-roadmap.html
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But Qt uses the Carbon API under MacOS X and Carbon is dead. Yay, future proof your products (not)!