What does 13.0.4 have that 13.0.1 lacks for PC users?

Question

I know that a number of things have changed, but being a PC/Windows user I can't say for sure because there have been zero updates since 13.0.1.
Can we assume that 13.0.2, 13.0.3, and 13.0.4 have at least some bugfixes that a PC user might need/want?
I fully understand not wanting to distribute 13.0.2 and 13.0.3 for PC users, given the debacle with licensing.  Those of us not recipients of these updates have dodged all those problems.  For that, I for one thank whomever chose to be conservative with the release process.
But assuming 13.0.4 actually fixes the activation/licensing problems, might PC users expect an update?
Yes, I realize that we lucky PC users still have the View - Print Size function in Photoshop CS6 as a result of being left out of all this fun.
-Noel

Answer 1

Noel Adobe has not been doing a good job maintaining their software for the last few releases of Photoshop. CS6 the buggiest version of Photoshop ever and it looks like this trend is continuing into their cloud environment.  Adobe seems to be adding even more bugs into their code every-time they update the cloud.  How long will the cloud users put up with this conduct. 
It may be better to leave the cloud and only update to a new release of Photoshop when one test that a New Photoshop release trial download will do the job the need to get done.   Lately New releases of Photoshop have not been adding any new function that I would consider must have features or function. 
ACR now is quite mature I don't know how much better it can be made. The only reason I upgraded from CS3 was for improvement in ACR in CS5 and CS6.  CS6 was unusable for my use for the first five months that is how long it took Adobe to fix 56 major core problems in the CS6 release.  Many other bugs have not been address and bit my code.
If corporation with volume licence start demanding better support Adobe may have to consider developing code that works. 
Right now Adobe only gives users a  "Limited Warranty Except as otherwise stated in a separate agreement between Adobe and a Software licensee, Adobe warrants to the individual or entity that first purchases a license for the Software for use pursuant to the terms of this agreement that the Software will perform substantially in accordance with the corresponding user manual for the Software for the shorter period of (a) the ninety (90) day period or (b) License Term following receipt of the Software (“Warranty Period”) when used on the Compatible Computer. Non-substantial variation of performance from the user manual does not establish a warranty right. This limited warranty does not apply to the following ..... etc"  Right now Adobe documentation and manuals are is such bad shape this Warranty is not worth the paper its printed on.  Everyone who bought CS6 when it first was release would be entitled to their money it took Adobe 150 days  to come out with an initial fix IMO.