Kimmo Hellström
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511 votesAvailable in Prerelease Builds ·
AdminSanyam Talwar (Senior Lead Software Engineer, Adobe InDesign) responded
GPU support on Windows is now available in the InDesign Prerelease build. We are in the early stages of development and would love your feedback. Try it out and help us improve.
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I started to learn InDesign today, and first thing I learned is that it doesn't have scrubby zoom. In 2023? How that is even possible?
My frustration with Adobes inability to fix basic UI issues across their product line is getting unbearable. I wish they would concentrate on basics for a while, instead of AI toys.
Just started to learn and use InDesign today, and I'm totally amazed how outdated it is.
Just one hour of delving in the app brought up so many issues that if I could do my project in some other software, I would. No scrubby zoom, over all feeling of UI is quite terrible. Navigation between pages etc really clumsy. And no GPU-Acceleration!?!
Maybe Adobe thinks that AI is going to do all the layout-out soon and just stopped to develop this antique piece of software. I feel bad for those that have to use InDesign daily. Maybe they don't know better, how good the UI/UX can be when it is well done.