Since they switched their products with the subscription license only, Adobe gradually turned their back to the professional graphic design sector until today, with the appalling statement: "we reserve the rights to use your content". I can only imagine that they don't get kicked out from the market just because there aren't alternatives starting from the same level of quality under the open source field, and from this point, there might be still difficult to the larger studios to get a definitive migration schedule with an official, gentle goodbye to them. Adobe's past was made of cowardice practice like their way to buy the know-how and then literally dismantle their competitors (anyone remember Macromedia Freehand?) but, as always in life, it's just a matter of time and then they might face the same fate.
