i'm sure Adobe made CS1 open source too, right?

anyway, it's useful, but i'm unsure if such an ancient version of Photoshop holds up well today. well, it's better than having to rely on MS Paint, at least!

Too bad I use Ubuntu. Or is CS2 compatible with Linux distros? Last I heard it wasn't, but maybe I'm wrong.

Too bad I use Ubuntu. Or is CS2 compatible with Linux distros? Last I heard it wasn't, but maybe I'm wrong.

I assume if you use a WinOS emulator of some kind if would. 

I have adobe CS6 and 5.5 programs lol

does CS2 have lesser system requirements? it might be a good alternative for people with low-end computers to use, though i'm unsure what services CS2 had back then (if Premiere, Illustrator, AND Photoshop is free, then a poor man's computer might find some use for them!).

does CS2 have lesser system requirements? it might be a good alternative for people with low-end computers to use, though i'm unsure what services CS2 had back then (if Premiere, Illustrator, AND Photoshop is free, then a poor man's computer might find some use for them!).

Yeah, ALL the CS2 era stuff is free. 

I thought they were for the ones who already brought CS2 only.

I thought they were for the ones who already brought CS2 only.

Not that I've seen, they're letting anyone download it and not asking for any key-codes they haven't provided on the page.

I think that bit in the info may have just been ass-cover of some kind so no-one could deem it abandonware, since it's been like this for months and they haven't bothered to fix it or take steps to restrict downloads.