OSX Yosemite compatibility with CC?

DO NOT UPGRADE!

I upgraded and lost all the Premier CC projects on my computer.

It didn't affect projects on my raid. There also appear to be other glitches.

I think don't take rise if you are in middle of some big project....

My Photoshop CS6 still couldn't open with OSX10.9.4,

I'm using Photoshop CC now but still using AI & Indesign CS6,

I still want to wait for while to upgrade (when I'm free)..

My Illustrator CC14 and CC is broken on Yosemite. Also Yosemite has changed my keyboard drivers and now none of the CMD+C and CMD+V command work at all. 

Is it worth upgrading an operating system just to be able to make phone calls from your computer? Anyone who has ever updated a mac operating system and uses the creative cloud will soon find out that there is no way in hell adobe can count for every little file change apple makes. It takes months for adobe to go through all the unexpected complaints they get and fix them if they can fix them all at all. You're all bigger risk takers than I am. Learn from this the next time there is a new OS upgrade.

Not ready yet. I tested by updating a machine. 3 month old  Mac Pro, to Yosemite last night. This morning, no Wacom support and no InDesign CC 2014, all other CC 2014 applications worked as well as InDesign CS6. I installed fonts Tahoma and Veranda, both required by InDesign, still no help. Safe boot, new user, no go. Disk Permissions Repair, still not working. Using the latest version of Suitcase Fusion on 2 machines, both work well, this also works good so far on Yosemite and other CC applications, Photoshop and Illustrator.

Keep a back-up, Time Machine for example, and you can revert back to Mavericks, once reverted everything on that machine is now working! Wacom has a few ideas of using the old version of the drivers, I had no luck on these either. Back up once, back up often and make a copy of that back up.

Premiere Pro CC 2014 has been crashing every 5 minutes after I open it.
Do nottttt upgrade, I've made a stupid mistake!

everything opens for me except Illustrator, unless I log in as a different admin account. Which is awful, because I use Illustrator all the time.

Hi all,

Adobe Muse has serious problems, and is crashing when linking the site.

I'm having a horrible issue with Illustrator CC, every time I try to export an image my whole computer crashes, I'm not sure if it is a Yosemite problem or an Illustrator problem but it sure is troublesome as I use Illustrator daily.

One lesson I've learned in my life when it comes to getting that new and exciting operating system that just comes out is this. First of all, if it ain't broke don't fix it. I have the latest iMac with all the bells and whistles. I'm a big creative cloud user for many years. If you want to take a chance and upgrade to some operating system that's been out for 2 days, you might want to rethink that idea. Do you like to open Photoshop, Indesign, After Effects, Premiere Pro, etc... I love my computer and have thousands of hours of hard work in projects and blood and sweat. How would you like to click on one of your applications like PS, ID, AE and more and find out they don't open, or you can't save photoshop files like you used to, or some quirky problem working with some fonts, or you can't do simple stuff like print from Indesign. There's no going back to the old operating system that worked fine for you in the past once you update to the new one, no matter what anyone tells you. Is it worth spending 10, 20 40, 60 hours in front of your computer trying to undo what you knew was a bad idea in the first place. If your computer is working fine, leave it alone. I upgraded to maverick on my old mac years ago and my adobe programs were never the same. Maybe my machine was too old, I don't know. That's the main reason I bought a new machine. And I promised myself and Jesus that I would never upgrade to the new OS system until it was out for a long time and tested by someone else. An even then I wouldn't. Just remember, the littlest thing can throw you life in turmoil. They say experience is the ability to recognize a mistake the second time you make it. One I won't be making anytime soon.