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Any discussion on how Adobe Software runs on the M1? I haven't bothered looking, but I am curious.
- lol dream onnb
- Does Adobe even work properly on the current OS?nb
- Huh?monospaced
- Adobe released near full versions for iOS and Apple's chips. It's not a "dream on" to think they would port the full suite at some point. Makes sense.monospaced
- They're a part of the presentation non nerds.ideaist
- Thru Roseta 2, so at least at current Intel speeds.grafician
- But no matter the hardware, Adobe apps are just not optimised for anything, big blundergrafician
- Considering most parts of Illustrator and photoshop are still the same as 15+ years ago... no... don't think it'll be quick.shapesalad
- Illustrator: Effect>Distort & Transform > Free Distort. = a work of antique UI. For F sake with that...shapesalad
- ... I put a ticket in like 5 years ago asking for a modern UI solution for that function.shapesalad
- Oh I meant "dream on" about Adobe addressing it today.nb
- You can do same with shift/Ctrl/Alt combos, but yeah, you're not wrong - that thing is a low res piece of fuckwittery. a shame.Nairn
- I guess they expect you to use the perspective grid tool, but that's new and fangled and i ain't having none of that.Nairn
- so when I accidentally open the perspective grid, I just restart Ai, as I have no clue how to get rid of itgrafician
- Haha grafician, same here.antimotion
- Buried in the damn view menu under a couple more. Fuck.monospaced
- ^^^ Just hit ESC and it goes away. Used to give me the shits too! :)sab
- Apple said in the presentation stuff like Adobe will be soon universal and ready for M1. But most apps run on par or even better on M1 with Rosetta than IntelNBQ00
- I figure adobe will go full on with M1 based on their headway with full blown iOS versions of pro apps. The platform is the same so it makes sense.monospaced