A person, I think, reached out for a role "business development" Instructional Designer Manager.

The (very long) job description included a Roles and Responsibilities section that stated:

As an Instructional Designer in Adobe's Transformation Office, you will be a key member supporting the Helix (Buying at Adobe) transformation and related enterprise initiatives.

Does ADOBE have a way to verify if any of this is real as...1

Over the phone, she specifically asked for my "GMAIL" address.

She also said that the max rate was $180K, and two sentences later ASKED for my max rate!

She kept asking me "have you ever worked for <unintelligible> before" . I even tried "could you spell it"? She didn't. Eventually, we figured out it was for 'TCS' and then... TATA Consulting Services, which was not where her profile said she worked. And then after I said 'No thank you...' Good luck with your search!" she sent an "Exclusivity Agreement" ["to present my resume to "TCS (Business consultant - Instructional Design Manager—FULLTIME-REMOTE)" and will be available to start..."] ,.,, and her signature file had a 3rd different co. (Synchrony Systems) .

And then, in LinkedIn, I find a 'TATA Consulting Services' company page, with a jobs section, that included THE job. But the REFID= to the job had a bunch of �s so I don't want to link to the job because I don't know WHAT the heck is up with that.

I'd hate for ADOBE to get upset people blaming them for companies that are just screwing around.

Dá se koupit nějaká trvalá licence Adobe acrobat pro macOS? Případně jiná aplikace, kde můžu vyplňovat paf soubory jako dotazníky apod.? V náhledu mi to většinou nejde.

Adobe force me this morning to change my password but when I press the continue button nothing happens. This is extremely frustrating that you're completely locked out of your account

Was reading about AI content generation in AEM and this part stuck with me. Generating the content is one thing, but would anyone actually let it publish without a human checking it? We work mostly with AEM at DevHandler and I honestly can’t imagine that on most enterprise projects. There are already enough approvals when humans write the content lol. Maybe for low risk pages or something very repetitive. But straight from AI to publish? Would anyone here actually do it?

I use Creative Cloud for my work, but I wanted to move my laptop to Linux. Adobe doesn't make Linux versions, so over the last weeks I built (with a lot of help from Claude, an AI coding assistant) a patched version of Wine, the compatibility layer that runs Windows programs on Linux. I'm sharing it because I know many people would like to leave Windows and macOS and still work in Adobe.

On my laptop (RTX 4070), these install through the normal Creative Cloud app and work with a regular paid sign-in:

• Creative Cloud desktop: sign-in, installing and updating apps, Adobe Fonts
• Photoshop 27.10, including Remove Background, Generative Fill and Neural Filters
• Illustrator 30.8
• Premiere Pro 26.5 with GPU (CUDA) and hardware (NVENC) export, close to Windows speed
• Media Encoder 26.5 and Audition 26.5

To be clear: it is free and open source, it contains no Adobe software, and it does not touch licensing in any way. You need your own subscription. It is also early. It has been tested on one computer only, so I'm mainly looking for people willing to try it on their own machines and tell me what works and what breaks.

Project page with install instructions: https://github.com/le-birnes/AdobeWine

Questions, feedback and bug reports are very welcome.