I have installed rosetta 2 and it still not able to run...does its mean that there won't be any patch or something for macOS to let the older versions of adobe CS to operate..
iMac 24″, macOS 13.4
Apple Silicon architecture (M1/M2) Macs only support some 64-bit only Intel applications via Rosetta2. However, the long since discontinued Adobe Cs{n} software had 32-bit dependencies and will not work by any means, or by any appeal to Adobe.
Look at the current Adobe product landscape, or functional replacement (non-subscription) software that is compiled for use on current Apple Silicon Macs. That might be the Affinity family of products (free trials).
Apple Silicon architecture (M1/M2) Macs only support some 64-bit only Intel applications via Rosetta2. However, the long since discontinued Adobe Cs{n} software had 32-bit dependencies and will not work by any means, or by any appeal to Adobe.
Look at the current Adobe product landscape, or functional replacement (non-subscription) software that is compiled for use on current Apple Silicon Macs. That might be the Affinity family of products (free trials).
According to RoaringApp.com Adobe CS5 is not compatible with Silicon Mac. You'll need to get an upgrade from Adobe or, as VikingOSX mentioned, give Infinity a try. I suggest you try the Affinity apps before upgrading to Adobe. Much more economical, a single purchase with updates.
thanks for sharing the info... i may try
FWIW, other than the current version of Adobe Illustrator, I'm not aware of another vector-based graphics app with similar features that runs on Apple Silicon Macs.
Illustrator Cs5 can't open in my new imac with m1 chip...
