Adobe Photoshop CC 2014

I tried it out didn't seem to work I get a crash error when I run photoshop.exe. Running Xubuntu 15.05

Script approved.

While the install works fine now, running the program leads to several issues. One is that it crashes randomly as it's starting. Sometimes restarting the program works, sometimes it doesn't. When you actually can get into Photoshop, none of the tools can be clicked, and no fonts show up (you should be able to add tahoma2 to the script to fix that). Basically, if Photoshop even manages to start, it's not usable. At least not from my testing (attempted install multiple times.).

In which of the Linux distributions you tested?

Nice. Attempting to test this right now. :)

What I'm a bit afraid of is "du" not reporting the same results based on filesystem (and clusters size, etc.) because it really reports effective disk usage

Progressbar while watching directory is something that is going to be directly supported in POLv5. Meanwhile, I do not advise to use it because it will slow down the script

What I noticed is that when the Install happens for PS, you have to disconnect the Internet connection for the install to actually even get to the point that it goes through the Install. If you try to sign in during the Install, for either the demo or full version, it crashes when trying to connect to the site and stops the Install. This is something that I experienced when writing the cs6 script, but now that CC is specifically cloud based for it's DRM, it doesn't want to continue beyond the initialization of the installer without disconnecting from the Internet. Worst case, you could add a Note about disabling the connection before the actual ps installer starts.

Hi vlad88,
my script review:
POL_SetupWindow_message "$(eval_gettext 'NOTICE: The installer will say that it has failed but it will actually keep installing. Run in terminal: watch du -s ~/.PlayOnLinux/wineprefix/PhotoshopCC2014 When the number stops changing, the installation is done and you can exit it.')" "$TITLE"

I wonder how much of this can be avoided or at least automated...

[ -z "$POL_SELECTED_FILE" ] && POL_SetupWindow_InstallMethod "LOCAL,DOWNLOAD"

If $POL_SELECTED_FILE is defined, $INSTALL_METHOD won't and the rest of the script will fall apart. If you really mean to support that feature, it should make a local installation of the file; However since it's no longer possible in the new repository web interface to associate a list of MD5 hashes to a script, that feature is currently unusable, so I'm not sure it's worth the trouble.

unzip AdobePhotoshop2014-32bit-mul.zip -d $POL_System_TmpDir/photoshop

You can use POL_System_unzip instead of unzip, that way in case of error the user will be warned instead of the error silently ignored

export WINEARCH=win32

No, no, no $WINEARCH is off limits, it's managed by PlayOnLinux thru POL_System_SetArch statement. But it should be set to win32 already anyway, since it's the default, so just remove that line

Thank you, petch. I took into consideration your comments in the new version of the script.