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Every program except the 'Lightrooms' on this list I use...and it has been a year since OS Big Sur was released. The page even states, right above this table, "We strongly recommend you wait until we have released a compatible version of your app." No kidding!
I'm sure Alex Stewart was talking about the latest versions of Creative Cloud products, even if he (?) says Creative Suite (by mistake). The bottom line (as he points out) is that there still are compatibility issues with Big Sur. And he did say that he didn't use Lightroom, so I don't know why Nancy O'Shea brings that up.
Any Mac user who works with CC apps professionally isn't going to take the chance that they all of a sudden won't work perfectly smoothly anymore, or want to implement some ted
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Creative Suite ended with CS6 and it will never run on Apple's BS operating system
Creative Cloud is not yet, as of the last report I have read, 100% compatible with Apple's BS
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You talk about Creative Suite. But that's dead and the page isn't about Creative Suite. The page is about Creative Cloud.
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Creative Cloud Lightroom Classic 10.x is certainly compatible with Big Sur and Apple M1 chip computers. So not too sure what you're having a problem with.
https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/kb/macos-big-sur-compatibility.html
Monterey is another beast, however. I would not be too quick to jump on that bandwagon for at least 2-3 months after public release date while Apple sorts out their problems. And ditto for MS Win 11. 🙂
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I guess I wasn't paying attention when the name changed...thanks, all, for correcting me and the title.
@Nancy OSheaI will re-post the link above from Adobe: https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install/kb/macos-big-sur.html . Scroll down to: 'What are the known issues or bugs?' Right under 'We strongly recommend you wait until we have released a compatible version of your app.'
This is what Adobe currently says the problems are. I don't have any problems because I am too chicken to upgrade to Big Sur.
-Alex
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Right. But the various products have been updated (some several times) since Big Sur released. For the very latest information on OS compatibility, I urge you to check the individual product specs. I gave Lightroom Classic as one example. There are many others.
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I'm sure Alex Stewart was talking about the latest versions of Creative Cloud products, even if he (?) says Creative Suite (by mistake). The bottom line (as he points out) is that there still are compatibility issues with Big Sur. And he did say that he didn't use Lightroom, so I don't know why Nancy O'Shea brings that up.
Any Mac user who works with CC apps professionally isn't going to take the chance that they all of a sudden won't work perfectly smoothly anymore, or want to implement some tedious workaround. But professionals also want to use the most up-to-date equipment: for example, the latest OS.
Come on Apple and Adobe, work together on this!