MacNN Forums - Briefly: Photoshop v1 source code, UK Apple Store mixup

Unlike a <a href="http://macnn.com/rd/279326==http://www.electronista.com/articles/13/01/07/download.intended.only.for.existing.license.holder s/" rel='nofollow'>botched handling</a> of a non-DRM'd version of Photoshop CS2 that was briefly available without registration last month, Adobe and the Computer History Museum have announced that the <a href="http://macnn.com/rd/279327==http://www.computerhistory.org/atchm/adobe-photoshop-source-code/" rel='nofollow'>original source code</a> for Photoshop version 1.0.1 (circa 1990) is being made public and is now downloadable for free. The download contains over 128,000 lines of code in a mixture of Pascal and 68000 Assembly language, but does not include the MacApp applications library that was at the time licensed from Apple. The code is for non-commercial use only, however, and requires that downloaders agree to the terms of a license. Apple (cider) Shop changes name due to flood of tech support calls

A store in a small area in Norfolk in the UK that sells apple cider and juice has been "forced" to <a href="http://macnn.com/rd/279328==http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/that-takes-the-pip-apple-brand-forces-name-change-at-cider-store-8494886.html" rel='nofollow'>change its name</a> after a rising "inundation" of tech support calls from customers mostly confusing the shop with an iPhone and Mac authorized repair depot. Because of identical name, the cider company -- known as the Apple Store -- has its number listed right next to an actual Apple Store in the area. The Norwich establishment's owner, Geoff Fisher, says he gets up to 24 calls a week for computer and technical advice, notes The Independent. He generally advises people to come and have some cider to help alleviate the stress of tech troubles.