This one goes down as required reading: Jeff Schewe's 10 Years of Photoshop.
"Adobe Photoshop 1.0 shipped on a single 800k disk."
"One big new feature caught a lot of users by surprise: Color Management. To some it was a Holy Grail. To others, it was a conspiracy to screw up their lives. I think the color management tools in Photoshop 5.0 are great. For the first time, users can do the majority of color management duties right in Photoshop, instead of using an expensive third-party tool."
Enjoy.
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