I'm still using Adobe Fireworks CS5 (released in 2010).<p>I use it every day, but I can’t imagine paying monthly for it. It might sound silly for the SaaS folks, but I grew up buying desktop software, and it <i>feels</i> insane to pay for it as a subscription.<p>(Incidentally, I also use Transmit FTP, Screenflow, and Deckset almost daily as well. They're not SaaS. I happily pay for new version upgrades if I feel I need the new improvements).
Here are a few of mine:<p>* famiROM & yychr for NES homebrew development<p>* QBasic on Windows 95 for a pet project<p>* Using Illustrator and InDesign CS2 for my book design hobby<p>* ReplicatorG for 3d printing as MakerBot's new software is incredibly finicky on my Windows 7 laptop for some reason<p>* Google Sketchup because it's the only CAD program I know how to use well (thanks middle school 'tech' class!)
I still use PS CS5, Forklift, Keynote, Screenflow, and a number of different code editors like Vim, VS Code, Phpstorm.<p>Actually now that I'm thinking about it I have quite alot of applications still.