I think so, but it has said that for at least five weeks and in the meantime many people are still having catastrophic problems with illustrator. Also, in the meantime, Adobe has continued adding other apps in the creative suite to the page that I linked to. So I'm not sure what all that means.

Slimbloke

Participant

It's definitely frustrating - it's always Adobe products that delay my workflow upgrades, which would be via macOS updates! All I get from support is links to this forum rather than any official knowledge base e.g. if 14.1.1 fixed any incompatibilities.

Monika Gause

Community Expert

This is a public forum. We don't know any more than you.

Things take as long as they take. Apple supports back versions of its operating system with security fixes so there is really no reason at all to update to their buggy system. I mean, it is only couple of weeks old and has already had a point update and a fix.

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Marc27473992mupcAuthor

Participating Frequently

Not sure why you replied. There are many reasons I need to upgrade, and two months into a major OS launch, it's ridiculous that that Adobe has not yet approved one of their major products for it.

Monika Gause

Community Expert

They *have* approved it (it's mentioned on the requirements page after all), but users are still having problems.

Some of these problems have been caused by Apple, which is why the 14.1.1 even exists. It's just too early to update the system just yet. There are still issues with it. And also: Apple has cut support for PostScript. You want to check whether your printer still works.

Can I run my Adobe apps on macOS 14 Sonoma?

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