It’s always been Adobe’s approach - get em hooked, snuff out competition (or just straight up acquire them), push educators toward materials that are software specific instead of more conceptual, then push for sales to new grads and sue firms using bootleg versions.
After using Figma a fair bit at work and Penpot at home, man the Penpot team is really doing some cool work that I can see rivalling Figma in no time
It’s always been Adobe’s approach - get em hooked, snuff out competition (or just straight up acquire them), push educators toward materials that are software specific instead of more conceptual, then push for sales to new grads and sue firms using bootleg versions.
After using Figma a fair bit at work and Penpot at home, man the Penpot team is really doing some cool work that I can see rivalling Figma in no time