... I need Illustrator CS5, and it won't run on High Sierra. ...
I'm running Illustrator and InDesign CS5 on High Sierra. I had to update Java something. So, it runs, but when you quit Illustrator or InDesign, the Finder reports that it crashed. When you open Illustrator or InDesign, the last .ai or .indd file you were using re-opens.
So - take what you want from that
--shift studio.
How boring is this.If you go to Mac App Store for apps and Steam for games you'll be fine. :icon_thumbup:
It will - but it will stay: https://developer.apple.com/macos/whats-new/In Mojave OpenGL and OpenCL will be deprecated.
Affinity Photo and Affinity Designer run great on High Sierra Looking forward to testing out Affinity Publisher Beta this year as well.
the crash on quit is a known issue too. It wipes the preferences out each time as well. There is a work around though. You have to make the CS5.5 Service Manager folder inactive. Some people delete it, but I've added a ".bak" (backup) to the end of the folder. It's located in: HD > Library > Application Support > Adobe. I'm not sure if that will fix the issue for you, but you can try it.
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Have you had any issues with 10.13?
... looser app sandboxing rules. Maybe that will help Martin to eventually redistribute Cheetah3D in the Mac App Store. Who knows.
Interesting info - thanks! I’m not using cc2018 because I don’t want to pay for it.
For illustrator and InDesign my needs haven’t changed (from cs5), and I generally don’t use them more than a few times per month so I’ve been holding off as long as I can. I do subscribe to the ‘photography package’ for adobe creative suite. It includes photoshop cs18 - and that’s my main thing. It’s $10usd per month.
I haven’t had any problems with high Sierra.
—Shift Studio