08-28-2018, 06:07 AM
Some of the older software that's used - like PS (it's their last version - CS6 - before moving to the subscription model) and some stuff for work (like Mathematica) have to load from DVDs or CDs, use SNs and call home for activation. Even then, Mathematica will likely have an issue with the number of times its been "reinstalled". Long gone are the days of Serial Monkey… or so it seems. Newer versions of software are even tied to particular machines and specific configurations (Mathematica is one of them). When that changes, the software goes to sleep.
Leaning towards just getting rid of a lot of the items that might only be used once a year or less (those will still be on a laptop, so they can be run from there) and then starting new as much as possible.
Hopefully, 2019 will be the year of the new Mac Pro that doesn't suck!
Leaning towards just getting rid of a lot of the items that might only be used once a year or less (those will still be on a laptop, so they can be run from there) and then starting new as much as possible.
Hopefully, 2019 will be the year of the new Mac Pro that doesn't suck!