Having a ton of issues installing Adobe Creative Cloud 2014 on my home computer, SugarSync again looks to be involved

Am having a ton of issues with installation of the latest and greatest update of Adobe Creative Cloud 2014 on my home computer. No problem at work. And I love how the new versions install as new Apps (though this of course creates plug in issues, and having to re-install plug ins to make them work), but it leaves the old version untouched, so you can keep working with old version on current projects.

Well first off I am still having issues with CS6 updates. I have 8 CS6 updates that just will not install. They error out every time, and I have even tried downloading the individual installers and running them, but they just won’t update, and I am not sure why.

As for CC 2014, well first I have been getting a ShellExtLoader error message, and to quit the program to continue, but quitting the app using Activity Monitor kept the error coming. I think this is the fault of SugarSync, which I had forgotten to turn off. So after quitting SugarSync, I tried the installs again, but have kept getting failures on many apps, though not all of them. Really wish those two companies would get together and fix this issue, though I have been considering dropping SugarSync anyway, since it does not have the iOS interactivity of DropBox, and with iCloud looking to be improved with iOS8 and Yosemite, I might be able to replace a lot of it’s functionality that way.

My final solution has been to quit Creative Cloud, then use XtraFinder to launch it as Root, and run the installs. This has mostly worked (had to do it a few times to get the installs working) and I think I am all installed except for the aforementioned CS6 apps.

And unfortunately Red Giant has not yet updated it’s plugs ins for CC 2014 yet, so…

Cloud file storage service SugarSync has upgraded it’s web site and desktop to 2.0 Beta

SugarSync
Cloud storage service SugarSync ( a service like DropBox or Box that has folder syncing capabilities) has updated to 2.0 Beta which greatly enhances the experience. I use SugarSync as it was one of the first to offer folder syncing, but now it is much better with drag and drop, easier sharing, cloud search or as SugarSync Drive from the finder, and it has a greatly enhanced Photo gallery. SugarSync starts at $49.99 a year for 30GB of storage. You can check out a video here.

Hopefully they will update the iOS app soon (Android is first).

I kind of wish that the desktop app was just in the widget in the menu bar instead of running an additional app, but it is a powerful app, especially for easy sharing.