These products were released more than seven years ago, do not run on many modern operating systems, and are no longer supported.Īdobe strongly advises against running unsupported and outdated software. Go to the Adobe CS2 download page and read the Adobe notice:Īdobe has disabled the activation server for CS2 products, including Acrobat 7, because of a technical issue. Enter your user password and let the process run until it has completed. Open the Ubuntu Software Center, search for (use the upper right corner search box) and install PlayOnLinux which will install Wine along with it. Now here’s how you get Photoshop on there: Step 1. Let’s cut to the chase and assume you’ve got it, and your account is in the sudoers list, which means you can install programs. OK, enough with them trumpets about Ubuntu. And it will make your current PC fly again 🙂 It can even be installed next to your current operating system so there is no need to fear you’re jumping in the deep end. If you have not got Ubuntu already, then download, burn and try the live disk and if you like it, install it. You do know 2013 is the year that everybody switches to Linux, right? 😉 You’ll be able to simply use the licence code shared by Adobe, to serve their customers to get it running on Ubuntu Linux.
But Adobe says they are not going to check that any longer and have disabled the online activation server.
Photoshop CS2 came out in April 2005 and officially you need to have purchased a licence back in the day. Your trusted old PhotoShop CS2 straight from Adobe, running on a free, modern and fast operating system.
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