- #ADOBE AFTER EFFECT CS6 CAN'T RUN OSX 10.11.6 UPGRADE#
- #ADOBE AFTER EFFECT CS6 CAN'T RUN OSX 10.11.6 PRO#
- #ADOBE AFTER EFFECT CS6 CAN'T RUN OSX 10.11.6 SOFTWARE#
While Serif will never replace the entire Creative Cloud suite of applications, they are very well positioned to take on Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign, but gaps (and bugs) still remain, and the silence does not go without notice.
In recent years, they simply would have continued with Adobe without a second thought. Increasingly I'm seeing Fortune 500 companies removing Adobe from their list of preferred vendors, with alternatives such as Affinity, Sketch and Figma replacing them. I keep an active subscription 'just-in-case' - they are the industry standard after all-but more and more folks are actively looking for viable alternatives. Adobes ARM stuff is still only BETA though at the Oehlschlager Even when running emulated apps apps via Rosetta 2 the performance is still better than running on Intel in a lot of cases! Just run the Adobe Subscription until you can finally swap. Seeing the massive improvement that Apple Silicon has over Intel, if I were you I'd go with an ARM Mac. So I bit the bullet on Intel iMacs knowing the ARM ones were on their way but my hand was forced and thats that really. Which is a shame as I've been waiting since the beta of Affinity Designer to get rid of Adobe and have an Affinity exclusive studio.
#ADOBE AFTER EFFECT CS6 CAN'T RUN OSX 10.11.6 UPGRADE#
In the end (just last month) I was forced into buying a couple of new machines for my studio which only come with the latest MacOS, so no CS6 available, and as such I've been forced to upgrade my entire studio to Adobe CS (at over £600 a month) and unfortunately Affinity is now just a hobby for me.
#ADOBE AFTER EFFECT CS6 CAN'T RUN OSX 10.11.6 PRO#
Stuck on El Crapitan to keep CS6 alive while waiting for Affinity to add the things required to make it workable in a pro environment. Perhaps I'm working too hard to avoid enslaving myself to Adobe's subscription model? Perhaps letting this effort to maintain CS6 go and go with the subscription until Affinity catches up? - my fear there is it takes them another five years to add in the standard things we've asked for over the last five years? Ultimately, I'd love to have a way to never lose access to CS6 even as I transition away from Adobe so I always have the option to use it when necessary.
#ADOBE AFTER EFFECT CS6 CAN'T RUN OSX 10.11.6 SOFTWARE#
Is it feasible to wait and get a new mac next year and run a copy of virtualization software like VM Fusion to have a copy of el capitan available to run CS6 in the future for the times I need it? Ideally, I would want to stay current so I can appreciate the new improvements to other applications, be better protected with my browsers, etc.
On the flip side, staying with intel and maintaining use of El Capitan means that many of the apps can't be updated past a certain point (though that hasn't caused major issues so far) but also web browsers are warning me that they won't be updated past a certain date fast approaching - same with Flash support, etc. I could have stability in terms of what I have been doing, I could keep running CS6 as I wait for Affinity to do all I need it to do, and I could delay having to deal with a whole new system in terms of file structure, etc. My computer is older and I was planning to get another one next year, but this switch to ARM and away from Intel has me wondering if I need to make a move now. I'm still running El Capitan to keep CS6 alive. I'm in a tough spot because I still use CS6 regularly for my work though I'm trying to do more of it with Affinity and Vectorstyler. I am debating if I should buy one of the latest intel-based macs before they run out and use that for a while until the new chip situation resolves itself after a couple years.
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