If it is like Rosetta 1 it just disappeared with the OS update that dropped Rosetta 1 support (even if I years later found residual files that I removed manually).Just curious: when you first open an Intel app, you have to install Rosetta. Is there also a way to remove Rosetta afterwards? Without a clean install of your entire system, that is.
First, I think Rosetta 2 is here to stay for compatibility reasons. If the performance is so good, there's more for Apple to lose than to win when cutting off Rosetta 2.Also for the record I’ve gotten OneNote to work under Rosetta.
What I did was:
1. uninstall onenote
2. Purge the system of all onenote related files and folders
3. Reboot
4. Install OneNote again
This might be worth a try if anyone else have trouble with apps through rosetta. My speculation is that something went wrong with the first rosetta translation of the app because I restored my system from an TM backup on witch Onenote was allready installed.
Now 100% of the apps I need for my work related workflow are up and running.
I did several tries with simple uninstall and reinstall with OneNote without success, but the method I described above finally worked. So I just thought I could share if anyone else have problems with some app.I had the same problem like you described when restoring my system from a Time Machine backup. I had trouble with Magnet and BOINC - I just uninstalled the two apps and re-installed them. A matter of mere minutes, really.
Adobe software gets less reliable year in year out. And the features added fail to impress the way they did 10-20 years ago.Apple Silicon compatibility
Native compatibility is planned for 2021. Adobe is committed to ensuring Lightroom Classic is available on all major platforms and surfaces, including running natively on Apple devices with M1 processors.
There are no known issues specific to running Lightoom Classic 10.x under Rosetta 2 emulation mode on Apple devices with M1 processors running macOS BigSur (version 11).
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I had to smile at the 'known issues' comment. I still have workarounds in my workflow for bugs that I reported eight years ago, aren't fixed and aren't on the 'known issues' list
not much cheaper: £38.50 instead of £38.99!According to Pixelmator's Team e-mail:
BTW if someone is interested buying it (as me), and is a Pixelmator owner (the first one), search for "Pixelmator Pru - Upgrade bundle" in App Store. If you own Pixelmator in your account, Pixelmator Pro gets much cheaper.
Adobe software gets less reliable year in year out. And the features added fail to impress the way they did 10-20 years ago.
Can you expand on what Apple will lose? To me, it cost Apple more to maintain Rosetta by testing every OS changes in every macOS update for both ARM/Intel. They have every intention to drop new sales of Intel SKUs within a year and half and then they'll stop optimizing for Intel for a year or so and then finally they'll start producing ARM only of macOS and that is likely when Rosetta is gone. Apple has a history of doing this.First, I think Rosetta 2 is here to stay for compatibility reasons. If the performance is so good, there's more for Apple to lose than to win when cutting off Rosetta 2.
Second: I had the same problem like you described when restoring my system from a Time Machine backup. I had trouble with Magnet and BOINC - I just uninstalled the two apps and re-installed them. A matter of mere minutes, really.
I pay a subscription for Adobe CC and have done since it began. In corporate world had bulk Adobe licences and we got special talks and level of support.That’s as far from the truth as possible. Whenever I see someone say this I know exactly what they are about 😝 and they need to grow up and not repeat what cheap miscreants and pirates say on forums.
Resolve seems to be pretty good too. More than a player but entry level version is freeStating the obvious I know, but QuickTime is probably the best bet at the moment.
I used Safari as primary browser and Firefox as secondary until Apple screwed with the API and all plugins had to be rewritten/updated. Now I use Firefox with plugins as primary browser and Safari without plugins as secondary. There are three that I really can't do without.I've personally always found Firefox slower than Chrome and Safari on both Intel and ARM.
Not sure if you saw my ninja edit but the Gecko engine used by Firefox is less secure than the Chromium engine in case that swings you any. If you are mistrusting of Google (perfectly understandably) there's many open source Chromium based browsers including some that have privacy features built right in, the most popular ones being Brave and Vivaldi.
At the moment I'm using Chrome just because Brave and Vivaldi don't have ARM builds yet.
I went to install the latest version of Karabiner Elements (13.1.0) which is on this list and claims to support Apple Silicon, yet the installer wants to install Rosetta. What's up with that?I added a bunch of apps but forgot to post the additions here, so here they are:
Bartender
CleanShot X
Google Chrome Dev / Canary
Karabiner Elements
mmhmm
PixelSnap
Reeder
Rocket
Screens
Protip: if you want to see what apps are universal on your system launch System Information, go to Applications, and then sort by "Unidentified Developer". It'll group all of the third-party apps together so you can easily see what's compiled as a Universal binary.
No idea, but when I installed it the resulting app & extensions were universal.I went to install the latest version of Karabiner Elements (13.1.0) which is on this list and claims to support Apple Silicon, yet the installer wants to install Rosetta. What's up with that?
Use Citrix and it works just great on M1 MBA that I own.Anyone able to run Citrix and Schwab trading app on the M1?
Hello. When I install quicken 2020 on crossover it hangs at .net framework 2.0. Can you pls tell us how you got quicken to install and run?I am running Beta 11.1 and it is working great with the apps I tried: Quicken 2020 and my old Homeworld and Pharaoh games