Open-source developer Opus creates free alternatives to Adobe Creative Cloud

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A developer named Opus is building ambitious, open-source clones of Adobe Creative Cloud applications. These software alternatives are intended to be free but are currently in early development. The project is presented as a challenge to traditional proprietary software models. The initiative highlights a growing movement towards open-source creative tools.

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