Adobe has released a native version of Photoshop but if I download the installed or Creative Cloud and try to install, it says that I need to install Rosetta first. If the app is native for Apple Silicon, why do I need to install Rosetta?
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Adobe Photoshop without Rosetta?
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They have a license daemon that is still on Intel. That is the only process that seems to once installed.
I have this com.adobe.acc.installer.v2 that's Intel, not sure if that's the license daemon you mentioned.
Related to the client, yes. I normally kill a bunch of these. They have one for syncing as well.
I looked at the native version of Photoshop. Even Adobe admits it is not quite ready for prime time. Too many missing plugins and features not included. The Intel version works great on my M1. Might be better to wait.
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Photoshop for Apple Silicon
Run Photoshop faster in native mode on Apple computers using the Apple Silicon M1 chip.