Using llm’s to replicate the adobe suite’s interface by no means neans the applications work well. We’ve had projects like GIMP for a long time, but using adobe’s interface is legitimately a legal issue. They can and do sue over that.
As long as professionals at work will have their work slowed down by attempting to adapt to the workflow of an alternative, people will contine to use adobe, and some slop-coded interface clones that probably will get sued won’t change that.
Using llm’s to replicate the adobe suite’s interface by no means neans the applications work well. We’ve had projects like GIMP for a long time, but using adobe’s interface is legitimately a legal issue. They can and do sue over that. As long as professionals at work will have their work slowed down by attempting to adapt to the workflow of an alternative, people will contine to use adobe, and some slop-coded interface clones that probably will get sued won’t change that.
I have used the GIMP a few times I have also found ways for the UI to be more like photoshop but it still felt aways off.
It’s not the same, yes, and that’s a legitimate problem that keeps people on adobe suite because time learning a new ui is lost money.