Wednesday 20 February 2013
You can get your hands on the original code of Photoshop 1.0 for free.
This world known software that even has its own verb its being introduce to the Computer History Museum.
Photoshop’s roots date back to the late 1980s when it was written by Thomas Knolland and his brother John , it was made up of 179 files and about 128,000 lines of code
it only sold about 200 copies..no much now days but back then it was enough for Adobe to take notice, license the rights from the Knoll brothers, and release Photoshop 1.0
Museum has most of the code for Photoshop 1.0.1 available Here but it's missing the MacApp framework that was licensed from Apple, Unless you’ve got an original Macintosh hanging out in your basement, I dont think you are going to download it
