Ha, yes. As a daily user of Creative Suite, the &#x27;cloud&#x27; benefits are fairly feeble.<p>The file hosting is handy, but we already use Dropbox and Google Drive. The other features seem like they could have been incorporated into the desktop apps but were pulled into the cloud to make it appear more worthwhile.<p>I can see how moving shrink-wrap software to a subscription can be good for the company – reliable income streams, no longer having to worry about headline features to get people to buy the next version – but (especially in Adobe&#x27;s case) it&#x27;s hard to see it as anything but a cynical attempt to milk customers for every last drop before the whole thing crumbles.